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| Fact | Camunda | Open-BPMN |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | Camunda is available as SaaS or Self-Managed, including Kubernetes, Docker, and manual installation options for Self-Managed. | The installation guide documents running Open-BPMN as a web application in Docker and deploying it in Kubernetes. |
| Headquarters | Berlin, Germany | Munich, Germany |
| Integrations | Camunda offers connectors and marketplace templates for ERP, CRM, ITSM, LLM providers, APIs, webhooks, RPA and Microsoft Teams. | The documentation lists Visual Studio Code, Eclipse IDE, Eclipse Theia, and standalone web applications as environments for running Open-BPMN. |
| License | Camunda 8 server components use Camunda License v1 for source code and proprietary compiled licenses; production use requires an Enterprise license, while the Desktop Modeler source is MIT licensed and connector SDK components use Apache 2.0. | The project says it uses the Eclipse Public License and has no license costs. |
| Purpose | Camunda orchestrates people, AI agents, systems, and devices in end-to-end business processes. | Open-BPMN is a free, open modeling platform for creating and maintaining business process models based on BPMN 2.0. |
Camunda suits organizations coordinating complex processes across people, software, and AI agents, including sectors such as finance, insurance, telecom, retail, manufacturing, technology, and government. It is also suited to teams that need both automated workflow execution and human approvals.
It suits business analysts mapping top-level processes, and architects or developers modeling technical process logic. Teams needing extensibility or programmatic BPMN model handling may also find its tooling relevant.