Know what runs
Build a process registry with real owners, clear categories and a useful history — not another shelf of stale diagrams.
Explore process registry ↗
A clearer view of how your operations run — and a practical way to make them run better.
ProcessArc brings process knowledge out of scattered documents and into one structured workspace. Understand the flow, surface friction and give every improvement a clear owner.
Explore the architectureBuild a process registry with real owners, clear categories and a useful history — not another shelf of stale diagrams.
Explore process registry ↗Track cycle time, exceptions and workflow stage status so the bottlenecks become visible — and discussable.
Explore process analysis ↗Turn operational observations into owned, prioritized improvements, with approvals and activity history built in.
Explore the improvement workspace ↗Start with your process knowledge. Add context from the people doing the work. Then make improvement a repeatable practice — not a one-off initiative.
A process view scattered across documents, updates and team memory.
When work crosses teams and systems, no one sees the whole picture. ProcessArc gives operations, process improvement and transformation teams a shared place to look.
ProcessArc is designed to work with open models and the infrastructure you choose. Run Qwen locally through Ollama for process insights; explore NVIDIA's proposed accelerated stack as your needs evolve.
Explore Product & AI showcase ↗See active processes, compare cycle times against targets, and keep the next improvement within reach. One practical command center for operational clarity.
Here’s what’s happening across your operations.
Begin with what your teams already know. Structure the process, find a signal worth exploring, and track a reviewed next step.
Bring together process notes, records or selected event data.
Describe how work flows and where accountability sits.
Review cycle times, exceptions and practical signals.
Assign an owner and track the improvement's next step.
ProcessArc connects operational context, process performance and improvement follow-through.
Explore product capabilities ↗Searchable process records and owners.
Measure performance against a target.
Keep exception counts in context.
Review an improvement before action.
Trace important operational changes.
Limit management actions by role.
Optional assistance, human reviewed.
Reporting and exports are roadmap concepts.
These are example situations, not customer stories or promised results.
Problem: Approval wait time is hard to locate. Outcome: review stage times and ownership together.
Problem: Handoffs span multiple teams. Outcome: map dependencies and surface delayed stages.
Problem: Setup tasks have unclear owners. Outcome: assign process stages and monitor progress.
Problem: Exceptions recur without context. Outcome: track them alongside an improvement queue.
Adjust the inputs to explore an illustrative monthly estimate. Actual savings depend on process volume, adoption and the change made.
No customer testimonials or independent case studies are published yet. Join the conversation if you would like to explore ProcessArc with your team.
Talk with ProcessArc ↗A structured workspace to catalog business processes, map workflows, analyze performance and manage improvements.
No. Core registry, workflows, metrics and improvement tracking work without an AI integration.
Storage depends on the deployment environment. The local starter uses SQL, and the demo uses fictional sample information. Do not upload sensitive records to public demo tools.
An optional local Ollama endpoint can run a Qwen model. NVIDIA NIM is a separate proposed option and requires configuration.
AI outputs are suggestions only. People review them, and ProcessArc does not autonomously approve or change processes.
Take a look at the ProcessArc demo and explore a more structured way to improve operational work.
ProcessArc brings process records, workflow ownership, performance signals and improvement actions into one reviewable workspace.