About BIC Process Mining

With BIC Process Mining, users can uncover and track business processes in real-time. Based on the process data hidden in IT systems, BIC Process Mining identifies actual process flows and enables users to extensively analyze the execution of processes. Key functions of BIC Process Mining include: •Automated Process Discovery: Use digital footprints to carry out an automated discovery of your process flows and have them visualized in the form of process maps and BPMN models •Conformance Checking: Compare actual and target processes in order to identify violations of compliance rules or process deviations •Variant Analysis: Compare two or more process variants in order to understand the root cause for positive and negative process outcomes •Performance Mining: Comprehen...

BIC Process Mining Pricing

Starting price:

$99.00

Free trial:

Available

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Juan Carlos

Computer Software, 201-500 employees

Used daily for less than 12 months

Review Source: Capterra

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Reviewed August 2021

BIC Process Mining review from user perspective

I'm very satisfied with this product because it is powerful and easy to use; training from vendor is great. It guides you from scratch till you are able to perform process mining analysis on your own

PROS

It is very easy to use. You do not need to learn programming since it provides great tools to analyze event Iogs. It provides a large number of filters that facilitate the selection of cases to be analyzed further. It provides a powerful dashboard that may be customized easily. Simulation as well as event log animation are part of the product. New interesting features are included in every release

CONS

An API is not yet available. You need to import event logs via the ETL or the direct import feature of the tool. Similarly, to exploit data further you need to export it in a standard format (CSV, Excel, etc.)