Process.Science
6.2#6 in process mining softwareWebSelf-hostedWindows
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QPR ProcessAnalyzer
6.4#3 in process mining softwareWebSelf-hosted
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| Fact | Process.Science | QPR ProcessAnalyzer |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Hamburg, Germany | Espoo, Finland |
| Integrations | The Power BI solution describes standard OData, REST, and direct SQL connections to source systems such as SAP and Dynamics, with data loaded into a company-owned staging database. | QPR lists connectors for SAP, Oracle NetSuite, Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics AX and NAV, ServiceNow, IFS, M-Files, XES, Epicor, Microsoft SQL Server, and CDK AutoMaster. |
| Purpose | Process.Science provides AI-enhanced process mining that turns process data into actionable insights and integrates with business intelligence platforms. | QPR ProcessAnalyzer analyzes process data to reveal how work flows, including bottlenecks, delays, rework, and operational risks. |
Process.Science plans
- AppSourcePriced on request
- EnterprisePriced on request
QPR ProcessAnalyzer plans
- QPR ProcessAnalyzer 30-day free trialFree
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QPR ProcessAnalyzer is intended for enterprise teams working with process data, including executives, managers, analysts, and technical or administrative users. It may suit organizations seeking process analysis alongside controlled access for compatible AI tools.