
What I appreciate most about webMethods BPM is the simplicity of the development interface, especially thanks to the drag-and-drop of BPM design elements. I also like the ease of connection with the integration layer, as well as the management of human tasks, which remains clear and practical on a daily basis. Finally, the BPM product allows, through design, to set up service orchestration in a fairly natural way. The monitoring integrated into the platform allows you to graphically track the execution of each step of the process and replay a step in error. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Using webMethods BPM requires a lot of precision during implementation and configuration. It is also necessary for the environment to be properly configured to ensure the build and deployment of the BPM under good conditions. Getting to grips with the tool requires some training to ensure good development practices. Purging process instances can often be a problem when many instances are executed each day. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.


