Imixs-Workflow
Imixs-Workflow is an Open Source Workflow Engine for Business Applications.
Imixs-Workflow is a workflow engine that allows to model the delegation of tasks and compliance rules. Imixs-Workflow automatically monitors and logs any kind of business process. This allows to implement more robust business applications in a fast and model driven way. Imixs Workflow is Open Source and based on the BPMN 2.0 standard.
Imixs-Workflow is based on the open, scalable, transactional and robust Jakarta EE and the Eclipse Microprofile architecture. Imixs-Workflow supports many open standards and runs on any modern Application Server.
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News
- 2023/09/13 - New Version of Open-BPMN Available!
- 2023/08/19 - How to Build Good Workflow Applications
- 2023/03/12 - Open-BPMN for Visual-Studio Code
- 2023/01/21 - BPMN Modelling with Eclipse GLSP
- 2022/12/26 - Compare Workflow Engines
- 2022/11/26 - New AI for Automated Document Import
- 2022/09/12 - Imixs-Admin Runs on Jakarta EE 10!
- 2022/06/15 - License Switch GPL-3.0 to EPL 2.0
- 2022/01/02 - A Workflow Engine is Answering the ‘Why’
- 2021/11/01 - Why AWS & Azure Are Not Kubernetes
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Releases / Downloads
Find the release notes on Github: https://github.com/imixs/imixs-workflow/releases
Project leader(s)
Ralph Soika, CTO of Imixs Software Solutions GmbH
Functionality
Middleware framework / Component / Tool
Status
Mature
License(s)
GNU General Public License v3.0 only
Standards
BPMN EJB JPA Java EE REST
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Initially developed as a proprietary software for the IBM LotusDomino application server, Imixs-Workflow became an open source project in 2005. The system is well productized, supports many open standards, including BPMN 2.0 standard and runs on any modern Application Server. Imixs-Workflow is supported by a self-financed SME based in Germany. The company reports deployment across the world and claims some 50 customers, essentially SMEs with typically 10 to 100 employees. It is currently developing a SaaS offering to facilitate growth in the SME market.
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