Do I need to define BPM workflows before deploying my integrations?
No. Nodinite supports late binding—you can model processes after systems are already running. Simply configure logging from existing integrations, then create BPM views to visualize and correlate events. This eliminates upfront workflow definition overhead and allows evolutionary process documentation.
You can:
- Deploy and run your integrations first, add BPM tracking later
- Model processes retroactively based on actual execution patterns
- Evolve process definitions as your business understanding grows
- Avoid rigid upfront schemas that may not match reality
This flexibility makes Nodinite BPM ideal for brownfield environments where integrations already exist, as well as greenfield projects where requirements evolve during implementation.
Next Step
Explore more in the Troubleshooting Overview or dive into Business Process Model (BPM) to get started.
Related Topics
- Business Process Model (BPM) - Main BPM overview
- Add or manage BPM - Create your first BPM
- All FAQs - See all BPM FAQs
- Log Event Processing - Configure logging for BPM tracking
- Message Types - Define transaction types for correlation