What it shows
For one process over the filter bar's period and plants: its total cost, its cost per activity (record) and the share of empty cost values.
Why it matters in manufacturing
Cost per activity makes processes comparable regardless of volume, and shows whether each event becomes more or less expensive.
How to read it
A high cost per activity points to severe events, such as large claims. A high empty share means the cost is understated.
What good looks like
A cost per activity that is stable or falling, and an empty cost share close to 0%.