Process Automation as a Service

Updates to Web Modeler, Connectors, Zeebe, Operate, Optimize, & more.

We’re extremely excited to announce the release of Camunda Platform 7.18 Here are some of the highlights: Cockpit: Improved instance selection to avoid unintended batch operations Cockpit: Easier navigation of high batch operation volumes MDC logging features Camunda Forms in Tasklist: Populate select options via process data Exception error codes Filter and order tasks by last updated WebSphere Liberty New and retired supported environments You can download Camunda Platform or run it with Docker. For a complete list of the changes, please check out the release notes. For patched security vulnerabilities, see our security notices. If you want to dig deeper, check out the source code on GitHub. Cockpit: Improved instance selection to avoid unintended batch operations Previously, when performing...

Learn why Camunda CEO Jakob Freund thinks process automation can help organizations with legacy technology compete with startups.

Camunda Cloud 1.1.0, the next version of our innovative process automation SaaS offering, is here.

What is Camunda Cloud, and why is the community so excited about the first ever on-demand SaaS process automation as a service?

When automating processes you typically integrate systems and services, or in other words you orchestrate various APIs. In order to achieve this you not only have different technical possibilities, but also can choose between various modeling possibilities in BPMN. This post will give you an overview and advice on how to decide between alternatives.

When working with Cloud Native applications on top of Kubernetes, you might need to make some tough decisions about where to run the services and infrastructure that your applications need, which will directly impact your maintenance costs.

The Camunda Nation podcast is live. Hear all about Camunda Cloud going GA with the release of Camunda Cloud 1.0.