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# Analyze application scores in a bubble chart

# Analyze application scores in a bubble chart {#ariaid-title1}

* Versão de lançamento: Australia
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* Atualizado 12 de mar. de 2026
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* ![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 2 min. de leitura

Bubble charts are interactive graphs that help you identify strategies by plotting
application indicator scores. You can evaluate applications for a category and decide
whether to invest, sustain, or to replace an application by configuring multiple
combinations of indicators in the bubble chart.

## Antes de Iniciar

Importante:  
Starting with the Xanadu release, the bubble chart feature has been deprecated from Enterprise Architecture (formerly Application Portfolio Management). However, if you're an existing user of Enterprise Architecture (formerly Application Portfolio Management), you can still use the bubble chart feature. If you're a new activation user, the bubble chart feature isn't available.

You can leverage the same feature by using the Enterprise Architecture Workspace. To learn more, see [Bubble chart view of application rationalization](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/3xLXCIetakR_fHrBxaAr5Q "Bubble charts are interactive graphs that position applications in different quadrants, based on their indicator scores. Based on the position of the business application in the quadrants, enterprise architects can take decisions to invest in, sustain, migrate, or retire the business applications.").
Role required: sn_apm.apm_analyst

## Por Que e Quando Desempenhar Esta Tarefa

Use the bubble chart to plot the indicator scores of the applications in X and Y
axes. You can then use these scores to strategize goals and create a demand to
invest in, replace, or sustain the application.

## Procedimento

1. Navigate to AllEnterprise ArchitectureApplication Portfolio AnalysisAnalyze.  
   The Group Analysis page is displayed.  
   The Group Analysis page has the following sections:

   Assessment Period
   :   The fiscal period for which the analysis of applications is done.

   Filter Apps
   :   Helps filter the application categories based on the criteria set on the application indicator scores.

   Categories drop-down
   :   Helps to filter application by groups such as Application Family, Application Category, and Capability.
2. Select Application Category from the Category drop-down list.  
   List of capabilities is displayed.
3. Click an application category to open it.  
   A bubble chart is opened for the application category. The bubble chart helps
   you to view the metrics of the application indicator scores that fall within
   the filtered values.

   Use the Application Analysis section to compare
   applications with the selected indicators. It shows the total score of the
   application rounded to two decimals, along with contract renewal details,
   its life-time details, and the different costs associated with the
   application. You can analyze to know which applications to invest further
   and that which are not really useful. To view the business application
   record details in the Business Application form, click the name of an
   application in the list. To view the application details in a dashboard
   view, click the [Application 360](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/HMSE0cr5Glv3KCl6x0PBBA "Application 360 dashboard performs as a reporting tool and uses Performance Analytics to provide a decision-making approach to Enterprise Architecture by identifying which business application requires focus and attention. The dashboard helps you to analyze the indicator scores and execute effective decisions.") tab in the Business Application form.
4. To change the configurations of the bubble chart, click the configuration icon (![The configuration icon]()) icon and then fill in the fields on the Select Chart Dimensions form.  
   For field information, see [Select Chart Dimensions form](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/7MD226qjXh77hvQrsZN4WQ "This form helps to change the configurations of a bubble chart.").

## O que Fazer Depois

Point to the bubble in the chart and click the application or right-click the bubble
and select Create Demand to [create a demand](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/Kk3ABcpPyaYBiRHxaFzbew "Use a demand as a step to identify cost saving opportunities on the applications and to meet the target. The strategy that you associate with the demand action decides the strategy for the application.") for the
application.
* **[Create or edit a bubble chart for application strategies](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/f2FlPh8j3~EdnrPn4ItPog)**   
  Set up a bubble chart to compare and evaluate the relative standing of applications in selected categories. The chart helps you determine which applications to invest more in, keep, replace, or eliminate.