One of the main use cases of process mining is to discover and analyze how users follow business assignments, providing valuable insights into process efficiency and optimization. In this repo, we present a comprehensive dataset consisting of 50 real business processes. The dataset holds significant potential for research in various applications, including task mining and process automation which is a valuable resource for researchers and practitioners.
The dataset can be downloaded from the data/ folder of this repository: https://github.com/microsoft/50BusinessAssignmentsLog/blob/main/data/Recorded_Business_Tasks.csv
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