Blog overview
Reacting when your UI framework reaches end of life
Our long-serving automation editing application, Flowable Design, was built using the AngularJS UI framework. Time to react. Well, to React.Read more
Running Flowable with Spring Native
In this post, we'll look at what it takes to run Flowable on GraalVM using the latest Spring Native release.Read more
Flowable orchestration of Microsoft Power Automate Desktop – RPA for free
In this post, I’m going to show you how to run Microsoft’s RPA product from Flowable. The full and complete way of doing this is by using Microsoft Power Automate Cloud to remotely drive Microsoft …Read more
Flowable 6.7.0 Release
The 6.7.0 release is a long awaited new version of the Flowable Engines. This release has taken longer than it was initially planned and we will try to meet timelines better for the next release. …Read more
Flowable: Open for Digital Business
When anyone uses the word “open” in the same sentence as “Flowable”, people usually assume they’re talking about open source. Often, that will be true, but there are other aspects of openness that are also …Read more
Flowable’s CMMN in action, part five – insurance claim, independent actions across a case
Once an insurance claim’s case is opened, CMMN allows you to follow pre-defined steps to automatically handle it.Read more
