AI-Powered BPMN Modeling from Plain Text
Text to BPMN
Turn unstructured descriptions, documents, or interviews into complete BPMN diagrams with dozens of steps, with validation, editing, and expert control built in.
Try it on your own data. Build a diagram yourself in the app, or send us a description of your process and get a BPMN diagram back.
AI Models Your Processes. Experts Stay in Control.
The System
- Analyzes the text description automatically
- Builds a structured process model
- Identifies and refines roles, steps, and conditions
- Generates the BPMN diagram
- Checks integrity and logic
The Expert
- Reviews the output
- Refines the details
- Owns the final version
Highlights
How It Works
Input
Any description: SOPs and policies, meeting notes, interview transcripts.
Structuring
AI identifies participants, process steps, conditions, and branches.
Clarification & Editing
The system asks clarifying questions; refine iteratively in the built-in editor.
Diagram Generation
A complete BPMN diagram, subprocesses included.
Validation
Checks for completeness, logic, and BPMN correctness.
Export & Integration
BPMN XML (SAP, Camunda, and more), PNG images, and plugins for the tools you already use.
What Slows Down BPMN Modeling?
Process modeling is labor-intensive. On real projects, it means:
- Interviews and follow-up questions
- Structuring scattered information
- Aligning business and IT
- Hours of manual diagramming
Human error causes logic to get lost or distorted. Mistakes surface too late, and documentation can go stale before implementation even starts.
Faster, More Accurate, Less Risky with AI
For business and systems analysts, IT architects, digital transformation teams, and auditors, AI cuts BPMN modeling time from days to minutes:
- Catch errors and contradictions early
- Align business and IT faster
- One standard for process documentation
- Less rework during implementation
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