Legacy

Your company is probably one of them. Over the years, the piles of process instructions, flowcharts, BPMN diagrams, etc. have become bigger and bigger. The flood of documentation continues to this day - this is necessary and the reasons and varied and obvious: compliance, standardisation, onboarding documentation, QA, ISO…

The documentation standards have become outdated again and again over the course of time, so that now the most diverse document types are in the same stack and bear acronyms such as UML, EPK, BPMN, etc.

It was always about documentation and rarely about automation. So what to do with all these process maps? The common BPM systems cannot execute them, and even if they could, processes with a documentation character would lead to poor results in automation.

For some of these processes, Flower BPM can provide a solution.

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