Visibility
Put process purpose, ownership, dependencies and workflow stages in one searchable place.
Explore the registry ↗ PRODUCT · PROCESSARC 1.0
AI that works
with your operations.
See how process records, workflow context and human-reviewed intelligence can help your team spot a practical next step.
ONE WORKSPACE FOR THE WHOLE PROCESS 01 / 05
Analysis
Track cycle time and exceptions, then identify stages that may deserve a closer look.
Explore analysis ↗Improvement
Give improvement ideas a priority, an owner, a status and a reviewable history.
Explore improvement ↗TRY IT · PROCESS INSIGHT ANALYZER 02 / 05
INTERACTIVE SAMPLE TOOLFind the slow stage.
Find the slow stage.
Choose what to do next.
Upload a small, non-sensitive process-event CSV or try sample data. ProcessArc calculates average stage time and highlights the slowest stage for a human to review.
Prototype · NVIDIA option proposedOR UPLOAD AN EVENT CSV
Demo only. Do not upload sensitive data. Your CSV is processed in memory and not stored. AI suggestions require human review. Privacy.
Your process insight will appear here.
Use the sample data or upload a compatible CSV to compare stage durations.
AVERAGE TIME PER STAGE
Stage cycle-time snapshot
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BOTTLENECK TO REVIEW
Analyzing your sample…
A CAPABILITY WALKTHROUGH 03 / 05
Designed around
how work actually moves.
Connect process ownership, workflow context and improvement work in a single practical workspace. Start with structured records; extend with AI only when it helps.
KNOW WHAT RUNS
One registry. Clear owners.
Keep process categories, accountable owners, status, cycle-time targets and prerequisite relationships connected to each process record.
- Searchable process inventory
- Owner and dependency fields
- Workflow stages with accountable roles
FIND WHERE IT SLOWS
See patterns worth investigating.
Compare cycle time with targets and review dated history and recorded exceptions to build a shared operational picture.
- Cycle-time snapshots by date
- Exceptions by measurement period
- Category-level portfolio views
MAKE PROGRESS VISIBLE
Move good ideas into owned work.
Record opportunities with an impact estimate, owner and priority, then track approval and implementation status.
- Priority and ownership
- Review and delivery statuses
- Activity traceability
OPTIONAL · HUMAN REVIEW
AI suggestions, with a person in control.
Connect an optional local model to help summarize process context or propose investigation paths. A person decides whether anything happens next.
- Open-model option via Ollama/Qwen
- Suggestions tied to process context
- No autonomous process changes
AI WITH CLEAR BOUNDARIES 04 / 05
HUMAN IN THE LOOPUseful assistance.
Useful assistance.
Never autopilot.
AI features are optional. Operational authority stays with your team.
✓ AI can help
- Summarize a provided process record
- Suggest investigation paths to consider
- Highlight patterns in the data supplied
— AI does not
- Change or approve processes autonomously
- Act without a person reviewing a suggestion
- Replace your governance or decision process
DEPLOYMENT OPTIONS · ILLUSTRATIVE 05 / 05
Fit the environment
you operate.
Deployment models depend on security, infrastructure and data-residency requirements. The options below describe possible approaches, not current product guarantees.
Cloud
Hosted application and managed SQL, subject to operational security and residency requirements.
ILLUSTRATIVE OPTIONSelf-hosted
Run application and database infrastructure in an environment operated by your organization.
ILLUSTRATIVE OPTIONHybrid
Keep operational records in your environment while connecting to approved model services.
ILLUSTRATIVE OPTIONFROM PROCESS RECORD TO REVIEWABLE SIGNAL 06 / 05
01CaptureProcess and workflow records
→02ContextualizeOwnership, status and history
→03AnalyzeMetrics or optional model
→04ReviewHuman approval and tracked action
TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATION 07 / 05
PROPOSED ARCHITECTURAL OPTIONSOpen choices.
Open choices.
Clear expectations.
ProcessArc's current application uses Laravel and SQL. NVIDIA technologies below are proposed architectural options; only the Process Insight Analyzer may show a “Built with NVIDIA NIM” badge when a configured NIM API successfully serves that analyzer request.
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NVIDIA NeMo
Proposed AI workflow analysis and model customization capabilities for approved enterprise use cases.
ARCHITECTURAL OPTION · NOT INTEGRATEDLearn more
Could fit: model customization and evaluation in an approved AI workflow. Would need: validated models, data governance, infrastructure and licensing review.
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NVIDIA NIM
Proposed hosted inference API path for the analyzer; optional and inactive until endpoint, model and server-side API key are configured.
ARCHITECTURAL OPTION · CONFIGURATION REQUIREDLearn more
Could fit: generate concise wording from aggregated stage statistics. Would need: NVIDIA API access, endpoint/model validation, security review and usage controls.
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NVIDIA RAPIDS
Proposed GPU-accelerated data processing for sufficiently large event datasets.
ARCHITECTURAL OPTION · NOT INTEGRATEDLearn more
Could fit: high-volume data aggregation. Would need: GPU-backed infrastructure, workload benchmarks, supported libraries and operational monitoring.
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NVIDIA Triton
Proposed scalable model-serving layer for selected inference workloads.
ARCHITECTURAL OPTION · NOT INTEGRATEDLearn more
Could fit: a managed model-serving tier behind controlled APIs. Would need: model-format validation, GPU or CPU serving capacity and security controls.
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Qwen 2.5 + Ollama
Configurable local model option used by the application when a local Ollama model is set up.
IMPLEMENTATION PATH · CONFIGURABLELearn more
Could fit: local inference for process-specific draft recommendations. Would need: a locally installed model, sufficient resources, and model-license review.
These are proposed architectural options and do not imply completed integration, certification, endorsement or partnership.
PROCESS DATAStructured records
→RAPIDSProposed · optional
→NeMo / NIMProposed · optional
→TRITONProposed · optional
→HUMAN REVIEWApproval stays with you
Technology relationship notice
NVIDIA NeMo, NVIDIA NIM, NVIDIA RAPIDS and NVIDIA Triton are presented as proposed architectural options. Except for analyzer requests that are actually served by a configured NVIDIA NIM endpoint, this product does not claim a completed integration. Nothing here implies NVIDIA certification, endorsement or partnership. NVIDIA and its product names are trademarks of NVIDIA Corporation. Actual deployment depends on technical validation, licensing and implementation.
PRODUCT & AI FAQ 08 / 05
Clear answers.
Practical choices.
Do I need AI to use ProcessArc?
No. The process registry, ownership, workflow, cycle-time and optimization features are useful without any model connection.
Where is my data stored?
The demo stores sample records in its configured SQL database. For a deployment, storage location and retention depend on the environment selected by the organization operating the service. The public CSV analyzer does not retain uploaded files.
Can I use my own model?
The application supports a configurable Ollama endpoint for local Qwen models. The analyzer can optionally be configured to use an OpenAI-compatible NVIDIA NIM endpoint, with local or rules-based fallbacks.
Is NVIDIA currently integrated?
The NVIDIA technologies on this page are proposed options. Only successful calls to a configured NVIDIA NIM endpoint for the Process Insight Analyzer will be labelled as built with NIM for that tool.
Build a foundation
for better decisions.
Explore the workspace or talk with the ProcessArc team about your operational context.