It refers to tools that enable business processes to be visually designed, modeled and optimized. These tools are used to structure process flows, define the relationships between steps and standardize operational functioning. It enables transparent and sustainable management of business processes.
Traditional workflow definitions were usually based on written documents, email chains or manual forms. These methods made processes invisible, making control and audit difficult. Making changes was time-consuming and complex.
i-frame treats process design as a living system that adapts to the dynamics of the business, not just a schematic drawing. With the Business Process Designer feature:
- Processes can be described with visual tools and modeled logically with conditional branching.
- Tasks can be assigned automatically by user, group or rules.
- System notifications, external service calls or document handling can be integrated into the process steps.
- The progress of the processes can be monitored, logged and audited instantly.
| Feature | Traditional Methods | i-frame |
|---|---|---|
| Process Definition | Word, Visio, email, manual drawings | Visual design + conditional logic definitions |
| Task Assignment | Manual, person-based | Parameter, user group, rule-based assignment |
| Status Tracking | Difficult to track, prone to manual intervention | Real-time monitoring + logging |
| Automation | None, manual tracking | Scheduled tasks + automatic notifications |
| Integration | Usually requires external intervention | Easy with web service + database integration |
Drag-and-Drop Process Design
Each step can be easily defined with a user-friendly interface.
Conditional Routing
The process flow proceeds with defined rules, independent of the user.
Timers and Notifications
Automatic generation of emails or tasks at specific times is possible.
Task Assignment Engine
Assignment can be made according to person, department, role or custom parameter.
Process Monitoring Panel
At which step of the process and who is in the process can be seen instantly.
Content and Form Integration
Forms can be linked to process steps; data collection is integrated.
