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A directory of 21 process mining software vendors, plus open-source tools, event-log standards and related pages. Process mining discovers and analyses real process flows from event logs to reveal bottlenecks and deviations.

42 topics•3 categories•Updated November 2026

Vendors & Products

16 entries

Process and task mining vendors. Descriptions follow each vendor's own pages and are not rankings.

01Nintex Process PlatformNintex describes a process management and automation suite to map, manage, automate and optimize workflows. 02Soroco Scout PlatformSoroco describes Scout as capturing how humans and AI agents work and putting an effort and cost figure on every activity. 03Celonis Process and Task MiningCelonis describes process and task mining as part of its Celonis EMS platform. 04Automation Anywhere Process MiningAutomation Anywhere describes process mining that applies data science and process analysis to improve, monitor and measure business processes. 05AssistEdge (EdgeVerve)EdgeVerve describes AssistEdge for human and digital workers. The site returns 403 to automated checks and may need a manual click. 06StereoLOGICStereoLOGIC describes tools that map actual process behavior to analyze and optimize operations. 07UiPath Process MiningUiPath describes process mining that uses data from business applications such as ERP and CRM. 08Skan.aiSkan describes process intelligence that uses computer vision and AI to capture how work is done. 09MimicaMimica describes recording desktops to discover automatable processes and generate bot blueprints. 10ABBYY TimelineABBYY describes Timeline as a cloud-based, AI-driven process mining platform. 11Appian Process MiningAppian describes built-in process mining that connects discovery to its low-code platform. 12IBM Process MiningIBM describes process mining for data-driven process improvement. 13KYP PlatformKYP describes a platform that reveals actual processes across applications. The site returns a redirect to automated checks and may need a manual click. 14Optimus HiveOptimus Hive describes task mining combined with employee monitoring that captures desktop activity. 15ARIS Process MiningARIS describes process mining to understand processes, find bottlenecks and uncover improvement opportunities. 16Livejourney Process Mininglivejourney.com now redirects to QAD Process Intelligence.

More Platforms, Open-Source Tools & Standards

11 entries

Additional vendors plus open-source libraries, academic resources and the XES event-log standard. Descriptions follow each source's own pages and are not rankings.

17ApromoreApromore describes a process intelligence platform that unifies process mining, task mining, simulation and monitoring. 18Fluxicon DiscoProcess mining and automated process discovery software from Fluxicon. 19SAP Signavio Process IntelligenceSAP Signavio's process intelligence product page. 20Microsoft Power Automate Process MiningMicrosoft documentation for process mining in Power Automate. 21QPR SoftwareQPR describes process mining and process intelligence software for enterprises that runs natively on Snowflake and connects process data to AI agents via MCP. 22PM4PyOpen-source Python library for process mining. PyPI lists pm4py 2.7.23.11 (15 October 2026) as the latest release. 23ProcessMining.org (ProM)Academic resource on process mining covering process discovery, conformance checking and performance analysis. 24XES standardSite for XES, the standard event-log format used by process mining tools. 25OCEL 2.0 (Object-Centric Event Log)Site for OCEL 2.0, an event-log format for object-centric process mining, where one event can relate to several objects. 26IEEE Task Force on Process MiningHome of the IEEE Task Force on Process Mining, with news, events and initiatives such as the ICPM conference. 27Process mining (Wikipedia)Encyclopedia overview of process mining, its techniques and applications.

Open Process Mining

2 entries

Open process mining.

28ProM ToolsOpen-source process mining framework. 29ApromoreOpen-source process analytics.

Related Pages

13 entries

Related directories on this site.

30Business Process Management (BPM) SoftwareRelated directory on this site. 31Robotic Process Automation (RPA) SoftwareRelated directory on this site. 32Digital Process Automation (DPA) SoftwareRelated directory on this site. 33HyperautomationCombining RPA, AI, process mining and orchestration. 34Process EngineeringProcess engineering hub. 35Business Process Automation (BPA) SoftwareBPA and workflow automation platforms. 36Workflow EnginesTemporal, Airflow, Camunda, Step Functions and more. 37Data MiningData mining techniques and tools. 38Task MiningDesktop process discovery platforms, process mining tools and privacy guidance. 39Process DiscoveryProcess mining, task mining, BPMN modeling tools and standards. 40Process ModelingBPMN, DMN and CMMN standards, modeling tools and open-source libraries. 41Case Management SoftwareCase management platforms and CMMN, on this site. 42Agentic AutomationAI agents with orchestration and governance, on this site.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is process mining?

Process mining uses event logs from business systems to reconstruct how processes actually run, showing the real paths, bottlenecks, rework and deviations, and comparing them with the intended process. It turns data your systems already record into process insight.

What is the difference between process mining and task mining?

Process mining analyzes event logs from systems such as ERP and CRM to reconstruct end-to-end process flows. Task mining captures user desktop activity to understand how individual tasks are done. Many vendors offer both.

What data does process mining need?

An event log with a case identifier, an activity name and a timestamp for each event. XES is a standard event-log format, and tools such as PM4Py, ProM and Disco can read event logs.

What is object-centric process mining and OCEL?

Traditional process mining assumes each event belongs to one case. Object-centric process mining lets one event relate to several objects, such as an order, an item and an invoice. OCEL 2.0 is an event-log format for this approach.

What is the difference between process mining and process discovery or BPM?

Process mining is data-driven and starts from event logs. Process discovery is the broader activity of finding how work is done, including interviews and task mining, and BPM covers modelling and improving processes. See the Process Discovery and Business Process Management (BPM) Software pages.

Is there open-source process mining software?

Yes. PM4Py is an open-source Python library, and ProM is an academic framework listed through ProcessMining.org. Check licence and support terms before adopting.

How do I choose process mining software?

Compare connectors to your source systems such as ERP and CRM, task mining and conformance checking, support for object-centric logs, simulation, action and automation features, data security, and pricing. Start with one process and clean event data.

Which additional references does this page add?

The section 'Open Process Mining' lists PM4Py, ProM Tools, Apromore, IEEE XES Standard, OCEL Standard.

How current is this page?

Outbound links were checked on 3 November 2026. EdgeVerve returns 403 and KYP returns a redirect response to automated checks; they are kept and may need a manual click. pm4py 2.7.23.11 was confirmed on PyPI on that date. Vendors rename, merge and retire products often, so confirm details on the vendor's site.