Business Process Engine-AlphaFlow

Why do we need a more user-friendly and powerful process engine?

Commonality of process scenarios and general requirements

Business systems all have process audit-related requirements, and business systems are difficult to support process management

Process requires coding development

The process needs to be developed, the IT load is heavy, the launch cycle is long, and the response is slow

Inflexible process

Difficult to support complex or special process modes

Process silos

Processes run in different systems, resulting in isolated processes and data

Difficulty in process integration

Coding development is required to achieve integration and data interaction between processes and other systems, and processes in different systems cannot reuse API interfaces

Process monitoring and data analysis

No tools for unified process analysis and monitoring

AlphaFlow BPE process engine features

AlphaFlow BPE

Process Engine

Powerful

No-Code

Easy to Integrate

Embedded

Intelligent

Support various process scenarios and routing, high concurrency

Zero-code configuration process

Can be connected to the existing system interface without changing the end user's habits

AlphaFlow BPE

Process Engine

Powerful

No-Code

Easy to Integrate

Embedded

Intelligent

Process robots replace manual process work

Quick access, easy to use

Low-code implementation process integration with other applications

Process monitoring, operation and analysis

BPE process engine application architecture diagram

Rich API standard interfaces help the system quickly use BPE process engine services

Organization and User Management API

Security Authentication API

Process Start API

Process operation management API

Process Data Service API

Seamlessly embed third-party process scenario front-end page

The process operation page can be embedded in a third-party application system. End users can directly start, handle, view and monitor the process in the third-party system, and the interactive experience remains unified.