The latest release of EximeeBPMS 1.4.0 constitutes another step in delivering the changes previously announced in the public product roadmap and on the project’s support page. This version focuses on closing all published security notices for Maven dependencies in the Community Edition, as well as expanding the platform’s capabilities in event-driven architecture, process history control, and the current technological baseline.

Our clients:

For many years we have been working with various BPMS engines, including those derived from jBPM and Activiti, which has given us a deep insight into the strengths and weaknesses of these solutions. We believe that by leveraging our experience, we can ensure the continued development of the best features of Camunda 7 in the form of the new Eximee BPMS engine.
Maciej Ulaszewski
COO at Consdata