Characterisations

Below you will find the most important features and value propositions of Process Engine. The simple listing should give you a quick overview across the major features and facilities offered to you by the software.

• Flexible, data base supported system with integrated process control
• Individualised application in a standard tool
• Simple design of business processes and the corresponding applications
• Programming of individual database applications
• Very high developing speed (design)
• Compliance with current standard requirements (auto-documentation, change-control)
• Flexible expansion of application
• Network capacity for multiple locations
• Independent of utilised DBMS
• Interface-friendly (simple interface mechanism)
• Integrated process management functions (auto-measurements, KVP)
• Extensive role and authorisation system
• Analysis of processing results at the push of a button
• Integrated escalation mechanisms in database applications

• Executable in 27 languages
• Executable as server / client software (without the need for client installation)
• Executable as (integrated) web server / web access via browser in the design
• Executable on entirely different DBMS (e.g. Oracle, MySQL, MS-SQL, PostgreSQL, Sybase etc.)
• Executable on entirely different operating systems (e.g. Windows 32bit Systems, Linux, Unix, Mac OS X etc.)
• Signal server - data server separation, therefore high speed in the VPN
• Object-oriented database design including classes and inheritance
• Modest hardware requirements, also executable on small PDAs (WindowsCE and WindowsMobile in the browser)
• Open design in respect of interfaces to other IT systems and devices/machines
• Automated tracking of process runs (real time measurement of object changes -> Audit Trail)
• Change Control -> Automatic version control of every object in the database.
• Self-supporting data carrier format (Database dump -> Exit-Management)

• Automation of individual process runs
• Fast, simple customizing of the work flow by modelling of the runs
• Clear and transparent cock pit function (the user's place in the process)
• Management and monitoring of process progress and process parameters of all types
• Fast, flexible reaction to bugs, errors and process downtime
• Automatic evaluation of data relevant to the process such as:
  • Times 
  • Quantities
  • Costs 
  • Errors etc.
• Integration of various ERP/PPC and other database supported systems such as Access and Office applications (read, write, execute)
• Reduction of the process through-put times
• Standardisation by automation of the process runs
• Interfaces to hardware (machines and devices)
• Greatly reduced expenditure on training (process know-how)