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Process Transaction Details

This guide covers the process detail view: stage analytics, transaction records, filtering, and export actions. Open this view by clicking a process name on the Transactions dashboard.


Opening a Process Detail View

  1. Navigate to Transactions (/process-txns).
  2. In Transactions by Process, click a process name (for example, las_demo_api or cheque_bounce).
  3. The detail view opens at /process-txns/list?process=<process_name>.
  4. Confirm the breadcrumb shows Transactions > <process_name>.

Date Range Filter

The date range control in the top-right corner filters stage analytics and the transaction table for the selected process.

  1. Click the date range button.
  2. Select a preset (Today, Last 7 Days, Last 90 Days, etc.) or Custom Period.
  3. Stage tables and the transaction list refresh for the new range.

If no data appears after changing the range, the process may have no transactions in that window — widen the range or return to the dashboard.


Sankey Diagram

The Sankey diagram at the top visualizes how transactions flow between workflow stages.

ElementDescription
Vertical barsIndividual workflow stages
Flowing bandsTransaction volume moving from one stage to the next
Band widthRelative number of transactions on that path

Use the diagram to quickly spot where transaction volume drops off or branches.


Stage Flows Table

The Stage Flows table (bottom left) lists transitions between stages.

ColumnDescription
Current StageThe stage transactions are leaving
next StageThe stage transactions move to
CountNumber of transactions on that path

Example (las_demo_api):

Current Stagenext StageCount
loginfetchkyc237
verify_kyccheck_balance_api227
check_blacklistedis_blacklisted225
get_credit_scorecalculate_fee223
add_customer_accountbook_processing_fees61

Example (cheque_bounce):

Current Stagenext StageCount
first_cheque_dishonour_entryfirst_cheque_dishonour_record32
first_cheque_dishonour_recordblack_list24
black_listupdate_dishonor_count13

Stage Counts Table

The Stage Counts table (bottom right) shows how many transactions reached each stage.

ColumnDescription
StageWorkflow stage name
CountNumber of transactions at this stage, with percentage relative to init

Example (las_demo_api):

StageCount
init238 (100.0%)
login238 (100.0%)
fetchkyc237 (99.6%)
verify_kyc236 (99.2%)
check_balance_api227 (95.4%)
initiate_loan_pledge67 (28.2%)

A sharp percentage drop between consecutive stages indicates a bottleneck or validation failure point.


Transaction Records Table

Below the stage analytics, a detailed table lists individual transaction records for the process.

Standard Columns

ColumnDescription
Ref IDUnique transaction reference (for example, 01KVT252PN05RR4PVKW3D8G2G6 or las_demo_api-1781127492912). Status dot: green = complete, yellow = in progress.
Stage CountNumber of stages the transaction has passed through
StageCurrent or last stage (may be a clickable link)
Time StampDate and time of last activity (for example, 2026-06-23T16:44:25+05:45)

Process-Specific Columns

Additional columns vary by process and reflect process parameters and business data:

las_demo_api examples: father_name, mother_name, _access_token, account_id, _has_lien, _balance, _score, _score_category, _overdue_status, commission_fee_amount

cheque_bounce examples: first_cheque_dishonour_date, first_cheque_dishonour_amount, cheque_account_holder, first_cheque_dishonour_number, email, remarks, cheque_dishonour_count


Searching and Filtering

  1. Click the Search bar above the transaction table.
  2. Enter a Ref ID, account ID, or other visible field value.
  3. The table filters to matching records.

Filter

  1. Click Filter above the transaction table.
  2. Set conditions such as date range, stage, or field values.
  3. Apply the filter and review the refreshed results.

Options Menu

Click Options above the transaction table for additional actions.

ActionDescription
Export to ExcelDownload the current table view as a spreadsheet
Batch Re-runRe-execute selected transactions (use with caution)
Column selectionShow or hide data columns via draggable tags
GroupingGroup rows by Stage or other fields

Customizing Columns

  1. Click Options.
  2. In the column tag list, toggle fields on or off (for example, _overdue_status, _score, total_eligible_amount).
  3. Drag tags to reorder visible columns.
  4. Use Grouping → Stage to group transactions by their current stage.

Click View to switch between display density options.


Pagination

ControlDescription
Items per pageDropdown (for example, 100)
Page indicatorShows range and total (for example, 1-100 / 238)
Navigation arrowsMove between pages

Wide tables scroll horizontally — use the bottom scrollbar to view all process-specific columns.


Investigating Issues

Identifying Stuck Transactions

  1. Open the process detail view.
  2. Review Stage Counts for stages with unexpectedly low percentages.
  3. In the transaction table, filter or group by Stage to list records stuck at that stage.
  4. Note the Ref ID for each stuck record.

Cross-Referencing Logs

  1. Copy the Ref ID from the transaction table.
  2. Navigate to Transaction Logs in the sidebar.
  3. Search for the Ref ID to view execution details, API responses, and errors.

Cross-Referencing Recent Transactions

For a cross-process view of the same record, open Recent Transactions and search by Ref ID or Process name. See Recent Transactions.


Configuration Checklist

Before closing an operational review of a process:

  • Date range covers the investigation period.
  • Sankey diagram shows expected flow paths (no unexpected dead ends).
  • Stage Counts percentages are acceptable at each checkpoint.
  • No transactions are stuck at early stages with high drop-off.
  • Failed or reverted records have been identified and logged.
  • Relevant Ref IDs have been cross-referenced in Transaction Logs if needed.

Important Notes

  • Batch Re-run can re-execute live transactions — use only in non-production or with explicit approval.
  • Process-specific columns reflect the parameters defined in Process Configuration — column names change per process.
  • A Something went wrong message on the detail view may indicate a chart or analytics component failed to load; the transaction table below may still contain valid data.