Camunda Platform Reviews

Camunda is a fantastic process orchestration tool! The product is capable of managing many different types of workflows from simple to complex and from short lived to long lived processes. The product suite that compliments the Camunda engine including Optimize, Modeler, and Cockpit make up a full product that is necessary to running an enterprise workflow. The Customer Support provided with the enterprise edition also give valuable insight to evolving process orchestration in your business.

Onboarding the necessary roles to facilitating the process orchestrator used to be an issue but the addition of Camunda Academy has solved this.

Camunda provides the tools necessary to host our process definitions, host thousands of our active processes, able to quickly move tasks across departments, and make changes to our processes as required.

I can ask anything and get help quickly.

The products have been running smoothly in production so far.

There's nothing I don't like at the moment.

We run a lot of our prozesses on camunda and can evaluate them and thus strive for improvement

It provides in terms of developing custom plugins. There are workarounds available in the meantime. Its also impressive to see that Camunda is constantly working on providing migration solutions.

The task list doesnt allow associating candidate groups with an LDAP, which is a hindrance when building workflows.

Camunda is improving process transparency within our organization. It allows us to have an overview of our business processes allowing us not to identify bottlenecks.

Flexible and easy to use. Every new version has new functionaltites. Reactive on the forums and on the support. We're iintegrating Camunda in all of our processes and we are expecting a high return on investment in our time to market. Implementing processes in Camunda is very simple and the BPMN standard allows for a common field between the BA and DEV teams.

Using Camunda changes the mindset of process development in a company. These changes are generally difficult to be accepted by business or security teams.

a better process management and a faster process development

The simplicity of Rules engine in plain English, that makes the learning, maintainability curve easy. The implementation is easy as well. I have been using Camunda Rules for over 3 years now, and we were able to combine around 4200K of rules in 3 DMNs , and reduce the TTB and TTV by 1 month.

I would like to see features like excel, json import export.

We have a product that shows recommendations to user based on user inputs, and there are 4200K possible combinations leading to different recommendations with different scores. I was able to solve this problem by putting all of the cases in rules engine making it easy to maintain and understand.

speed, scalability, resilinecy. Newer features

feature parity between 7 and 8, Camunda 8 is not as par with 7 features

Camunda manages all our processes and helps us scale them as required

Ease of creating the Business Process Orchestration.

Relational Database Dependency is there for Camunda

To orchestrate the complete Business Process and manage the business fallouts.

Doesn't matter who you are in a company, and do you know what Camunda is, you can always tell what the process is for and where are the instances.

No easy way to change global job retry count

It helps creating processes that include many steps and you always can tell at what point every process is

It is very developer friendly and has good support and active Community.

Low support for customized end user User Interfaces.

As workflow and decision engine fully supporting BPMN and DMN, it helps to minimize the gap between business and IT, because we can easily use the business processes for implementation.

And the tools of camunda give a good insight into running and historical workflows.

What I like best is how easy it is to allign business and IT views, although it requires some educational steps beforehand.

Not really about Camunda but surely makes it lose value is it's common misusage as per when the processes mingle with other scopes that are not business (example: conversational workflows).

Rastreability.