Process automation that knows why the process started.
RPA tools automate repetitive steps in existing applications, and BPM suites model and run business processes. Corlogic includes a process runtime with BPMN 2.0 interoperability, and connects it to the business model, the monitored conditions and the investigation that come before a process starts.
Repeatable steps and explicit processes.
RPA is effective for stable, rule-based tasks that people would otherwise repeat by hand. BPM suites give processes an explicit model, with tasks, gateways and events, and keep track of where each case stands.
Why now, and was it right?
Both start from a process that has already been decided. Why the process should run now, what the data says about the situation, and whether the outcome was the right one are usually handled in other tools.
The process, plus what surrounds it.
| RPA or BPM tool | Corlogic | |
|---|---|---|
| What starts the work | A schedule, a form or a manual trigger. | A condition, an event or a human decision, including the conditions Pulse monitors. |
| Context | The data passed into the process. | The enterprise model: data, measures, relationships, responsibilities and rules. |
| Process standard | BPMN in BPM suites; scripts or recorded steps in RPA. | Tasks, gateways, events and DMN decision tables, with BPMN 2.0 XML import and export. |
| AI in the process | Varies by product. | Configured agents with defined instructions, an approved model, permitted tools and a required output. |
| After the process ends | A completed case. | Evidence, decision, workflow and outcome kept connected for the next response. |
BPMN 2.0 in, BPMN 2.0 out.
Processes can be imported and exported as BPMN 2.0 XML for use with compatible modeling tools. Corlogic also connects to REST APIs and works with operational tools through webhooks and MCP.
Workflows and ApprovalsStart with a recurring process that is harder to coordinate than it should be.
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