Does anyone have any experience with Process Mining software that will capture an entire process from a variety of sources (SAP, Excel, Access, Website, etc.)?

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India Head and Director of Global Finance Shared Services in Hardware2 years ago

A process mining software can capture, analyze, and visualize processes based on event data. There are some popular process mining tools that capture data from a variety of sources, including SAP, Excel, Access, websites, and more. These tools use various techniques to gather event data, including log files and database queries. I am giving the names of some reputed software that you can evaluate for your business requirements.

1. Celonis 2. UiPath Process Mining 3. Disco by Fluxicon 4. Minit 5. ProM

It is also essential to evaluate the capabilities of each tool for data connectivity, analysis features, ease of use, and scalability to ensure it meets your business requirements for analyzing processes from different sources.

Director of Finance in Consumer Goods2 years ago

We do use process mining software like Alteryx and Tableau for consolidation of our financial reporting and visualization. Its helps to integrate SAP, Excel etc and avoid manual intervention.

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