Enterprise features

Beyond the full Community Edition feature set, the Enterprise Edition brings:

  • Full traceability — every activity, every job, every user action on a process instance is recorded and visible in the UI.
  • Operations at scale — search across all your instances, export the results, and act on thousands of them in one batch instead of one by one.
  • Live intervention — modify, restart and migrate running process instances without redeploying or restarting anything.
  • AI-assisted modeling and collaboration — design diagrams with an AI agent, discuss them in place, and compare them against earlier versions.

This page gives an overview of the extended functionality per web application, with links to the detailed documentation.

Cockpit

Find and export what you need

Feature What it gives you
Process Instance Search Search all process instances by definition, state, dates and variables — then save the query, share it with a colleague, pick your own columns and export the result as CSV for Excel or reporting.
Advanced instance search in the Process Definition View Narrow the instance list of a single definition down to exactly the cases you are looking for, e.g. all completed or terminated instances.

Know exactly what happened

Feature What it gives you
Audit Log A complete, timestamped record of every activity executed in a process instance — the answer to “what did this process actually do?”.
User Operations (also per definition) Who changed what, when, and to which value — an audit trail for compliance reviews and sensitive business operations.
Job Log (also per definition) Every asynchronous job event with state, message, retries, due date and host — so failures can be diagnosed instead of guessed.
External Tasks Log (also per definition) Full history of external task execution including error messages, retries and workers — fast troubleshooting of your integrations.
Executed Decision Instances Every DMN decision evaluated by the instance, with one click through to the decision that produced the outcome.
Documentation tab The documentation modeled on your diagram elements, right next to the running process.
Process History View A dedicated view for finished process instances, with the full set of history tabs for post-mortem analysis.

Fix and adjust running processes

Feature What it gives you
Process Modification Repair live processes on the fly: start execution before or after an activity, cancel activity instances, adjust variables — no downtime, no redeployment.
Process Restart Bring terminated instances back to life, individually or in bulk, and choose exactly where they resume.
Process Instance Migration Move running instances to a new process version — or a different definition entirely — with a guided mapping, preview and result report.

Act on thousands of instances at once

Feature What it gives you
Batch Operations Run migration, modification, restart and deletion as monitored batches, with progress and error overview for in-progress and finished batches.
Bulk retry of failed jobs Recover from an incident affecting many instances with a single retry on the job definition.
Delete all process definition versions Clean up an entire process — all versions, optionally cascading to running and historic instances — in one action.

Modeler

Feature What it gives you
BPMN AI Agent Describe what you need in plain language and let the AI agent build, extend and review the BPMN diagram — you review and apply the proposed changes. Works with your own OpenAI-compatible provider.
Real-time Chat Discuss a diagram directly where it is modeled, with presence and real-time delivery — no context switch to another tool.
Snapshots & Comparison Browse earlier states of a diagram, compare them visually and restore any of them — change history for your models.
Token Simulation Play tokens through the diagram and validate the flow before it ever reaches the engine.

These features additionally require the modeler to be active — see Enabling and Disabling the Modeler and the modeler configuration properties.

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