Property reference

promin.metered_usage.warning_limit

The promin.metered_usage.warning_limit property specifies the threshold for displaying a warning message related to process mining usage. Setting this value to -1 disables the warning, while a value of 0 or more activates it, alerting users when record consumption exceeds the limit.

Default
'-1
Type
integer
Application
Global

Key questions about this property

The answers below summarize the purpose, scope, default effect, and review scenarios for this property.

What does it do? This property determines when users receive warnings about metered usage in process mining based on the number of records processed.
What area does it affect? Process Mining
What does the default mean? The default value is "'-1", which sets the baseline numeric behavior for this property.
When should you review it? An admin should review this property when configuring process mining projects or adjusting usage thresholds.

Out of the box property record

Raw metadata from the property record.

Property name promin.metered_usage.warning_limit
Sys ID 7690b4f84f34321028f18a4a91ce0b41
Type integer
Application Global
Default value '-1
Description Specify the number of records when the process mining metered usage warning should be shown to user. Default value -1 means no warning should be shown to customer at all.
Updated 2025-10-23 05:10:42

Sources

Official references and nearby text excerpts where this property appears.

Documentation excerpt View supporting context
Context preview Snippet 1
... view the graph. Note: If you select Full Mine and your project includes consumption-based tables, a warning message appears when the number of records exceeds the threshold defined in the promin.metered_usage.warning_limit property. To turn off this warning, set the promin.metered_usage.warning_limit property to -1. The default value for this property is -1, which means it is turned off. © 2026 ServiceNow, Inc. ...

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