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Run an analysis

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Summary

You can run your analysis as soon as the required files have been imported. If changes are made to the analysis settings or the engagement settings after the analysis has been run, impacted analyses may need to be re-run, or new settings may need to be applied. 

Learn how to do all of the following in MindBridge:


Configuration details

Before an analysis can be run, you must import all required files and complete required steps such as verifying the accounts.

Learn about the data that MindBridge requires to run each analysis type


Go to the Data page

  1. Select the logo in the MindBridge sidebar.
    You will go to the Organizations page.
  2. Select View in line with the desired organization, or click anywhere in the organization row.
    You will go to the Engagements page.
  3. Select View in line with the desired engagement, or click anywhere in the engagement row.
    You will go to the Data page for that particular engagement.

Tip: If you are already in an analysis, use the sidebar ( Sidebar icon ) to go to the Data ( Data page icon ) page.


Run an analysis

  1. Once you have imported the required data, find the analysis you want to run.
  2. Select Run analysis, located at the bottom of the analysis section.
    You will be taken to a progress page and MindBridge will run the data through AI analytics. 
    Once the analysis has completed, the run will be recorded in the analysis' Run history section on the Data page.
  3. Select View Analysis to go to the results.
Note: The volume and complexity of the imported data will affect how long it takes MindBridge to run the analysis. While the analysis is running you can continue to work within MindBridge. Once the analysis has completed, you will be notified.

Re-run an analysis

If, after the analysis has been run, you import data into an analysis that uses a periodic time frame or make material changes within the engagement settings the analysis will prompt you to re-run the analysis to apply the new data or updated settings. For example, updating the weight of a control point will impact the risk scoring of your analysis results, and should be re-run for accuracy. 

  1. On the Data page, find the analysis you want to re-run .
  2. Select Re-run analysis, located at the bottom of the analysis section.
    You will be taken to a progress page and MindBridge will run the data through AI analytics. 
  3. Once the analysis has completed, the run will be recorded in the Run history section for the given analysis on the Data page.
  4. Select View Analysis to go to the results.

If an analysis is not re-run, you will not have access to the most accurate, up-to-date results.


Apply new risk ranges

You can update some analysis settings after the analysis has been run.

Changing which risk range is applied to a risk score will impact how the analysis results are presented, but will not impact your underlying data or the engagement or library settings.

Once you select a new risk range, you will not need to re-run the analysis, but you will be prompted to Apply new risk ranges on the Data page. 

Note: Once a risk range has been updated, you will not be able to view the analysis results until the changes have been applied via the Data page.
  1. On the Data page, find the analysis you want to apply changes to.
  2. Select Apply new risk ranges, located at the bottom of the analysis section.
    MindBridge will recalculate the analysis results.
    Note: The application of new risk ranges is not recorded in the analysis' run history.
  3. Once the new ranges have been applied, select View Analysis to go to the results.

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