peterindia.netProcess Integration Solutions
A hub for connecting and automating business processes across applications, services and people: BPM, workflow, RPA, orchestration, process mining and the integration platforms underneath.
25 solutions. Platforms for modelling, executing, monitoring and improving business processes, with forms, rules and integration connectors.
Best for: Designing and running end-to-end processes.
Explore the directory →9 solutions. Tools that automate rule-based, repetitive business processes such as approvals, onboarding and document handling.
Best for: Automating departmental processes quickly.
Explore the directory →20 solutions. Platforms that orchestrate people, systems, bots and AI across a business process.
Best for: Coordinating many automation technologies.
Explore the directory →8 solutions. Tools for managing knowledge-intensive, unstructured processes where each case follows a different path.
Best for: Claims, investigations, service requests.
Explore the directory →26 solutions. Visual platforms for building process and workflow applications with little hand coding.
Best for: Building process apps with citizen developers.
Explore the directory →19 solutions. Engines that run durable, stateful workflows and orchestrate services, jobs and human tasks.
Best for: Developer-built workflows and microservice orchestration.
Explore the directory →11 solutions. Serverless and managed workflow services from cloud providers and open-source projects.
Best for: Cloud-native workflows.
Explore the directory →18 solutions. Platforms that orchestrate workloads and automate processes across hybrid IT, jobs and cloud services.
Best for: Cross-system job and process automation.
Explore the directory →10 solutions. Tools that add language models and agents to automated workflows.
Best for: Adding AI steps to workflows.
Explore the directory →20 solutions. Software bots that mimic user actions on screens and applications to automate repetitive tasks.
Best for: Automating legacy and screen-based tasks.
Explore the directory →15 solutions. Consulting and service providers that design, build and run RPA programmes.
Best for: Getting RPA delivered by a partner.
Explore the directory →How AI, RPA, low-code, process mining and orchestration combine to automate as many processes as possible.
Best for: Understanding the overall approach.
Explore the directory →16 solutions. Tools that discover and analyse real processes from event logs and find bottlenecks and variants.
Best for: Finding what to fix or automate first.
Explore the directory →21 solutions. Platforms that model, automate and monitor decisions inside processes.
Best for: Rules and AI-driven decisions.
Explore the directory →A guide to engineering, modelling and managing business processes.
Best for: Process design fundamentals.
Explore the directory →26 solutions. Integration platforms that connect applications and carry data between process steps.
Best for: Connecting the apps a process touches.
Explore the directory →27 solutions. Platforms to publish, secure and manage the APIs that processes call.
Best for: Exposing and governing process APIs.
Explore the directory →12 solutions. EDI and B2B platforms for exchanging documents and processes with partners.
Best for: Partner and supply-chain processes.
Explore the directory →39 solutions. ETL, ELT, change data capture and data movement platforms that feed data into processes and analytics.
Best for: Moving data between systems.
Explore the directory →15 solutions. Pub/sub and event streaming platforms that trigger processes in real time.
Best for: Event-driven processes.
Explore the directory →Resources on SOA and service integration, the basis of many process integration designs.
Best for: Understanding service-based integration.
Explore the directory →A guide to middleware: messaging, brokers, gateways and meshes.
Best for: Choosing the right middleware.
Explore the directory →Match your requirement to a starting point, then compare vendors.
| Model and run end-to-end processes | BPM or BOAT platforms, with case management for unstructured work |
|---|---|
| Developers orchestrating services | A workflow engine or a managed workflow service |
| Legacy screens with no API | RPA, with API integration used wherever an API exists |
| Know what to automate first | Process mining before automation |
| Processes crossing many systems | An iPaaS or EAI platform plus API management |
| Partner exchanges | B2B or EDI integration |
| Real-time triggers | Event brokering and event-driven workflows |
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Quick answers.
Process integration connects the steps, systems and people of a business process so work flows between them automatically. It combines process modelling and orchestration with application, data and API integration.
Application integration connects systems and moves data between them. Process integration sits above that: it coordinates the sequence of tasks, decisions and handoffs across those systems and people.
BPM suits managed business processes with human steps and monitoring. Workflow engines suit developer-built service orchestration. RPA suits legacy interfaces without APIs. Many programmes use more than one.
Process mining analyses event logs to show how processes really run, so you can find bottlenecks and decide what to automate or redesign before building anything.
Hyperautomation is a coordinated approach that combines RPA, AI, low-code, process mining and orchestration to automate as many processes as possible, rather than automating tasks in isolation.
Start from the process, not the tool. Map it, measure it, then pick the technology that fits its steps: API integration where possible, RPA where not, and orchestration to tie them together.
Each card links to a directory on this site; the solution count is the number of products listed there, checked on 5 October 2026.