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Camunda Modeler 5.27.0

Software for modeling BPMN workflows and DMN decisions

Category: Developer Tools
Price: Free
Popularity: Low
Version String: 5.27.0
Release Date: 2024-09-09
Architecture: Intel
Minimum OS: macOS 10.15
Vendor Name: Camunda Services GmbH
Homepage: camunda.org

Version History 5.27.0

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Description:

The developer-friendly desktop app for editing BPMN process diagrams and DMN Decision Tables.


Design Workflows and Decisions

Camunda Modeler is a desktop application for modeling BPMN workflows and DMN decisions. It’s user-friendly, allowing multiple developers to work together on the same diagrams.

Camunda Modeler supports BPMN 2.0 and DMN 1.3 (including decision tables and decision requirements diagrams).


Create Executable Models

Apart from visual modeling, Camunda Modeler allows you to edit all properties necessary for technical execution. Since the Camunda Modeler works directly on the BPMN and DMN XML files, developers can easily combine it with their preferred IDE (for example Eclipse, Netbeans, IntelliJ).

The created XML files can then be deployed to the Camunda Platform and executed by the BPMN and DMN engines.


Templates for Tasks and Events

Templates allow you create pre-defined configurations in Json files to allow users to work with a customized properties panel. For example, you can configure an “Email Task” that will always ask for the sender’s email address, the recipient’s address, a subject and a body. Once deployed, this task will be executed based on a pre-defined execution logic for example in Java. This allows you to provide a custom-tailored low-code environment for building and changing workflows in your organization.

Templates Documentation
With the new Catalog in Cawemo, such templates can easily be managed and distributed to entire teams, which is especially useful when you do RPA Orchestration.


Additional Plugins

You can plug into Modeler in order to change its appearance, add new menu entries or extend the modeling tools for BPMN and DMN.

Adding a plugin is as easy as putting the files into the respective directory.