ProcessMaker, a globally recognized leader in business process automation and intelligent document processing, announced the acquisition of Workfellow, a pioneer in Process Intelligence.
This move marks a significant step forward in ProcessMaker’s mission to enhance and expand its suite of solutions, integrating task and process mining technologies that enable businesses to discover inefficiencies and unlock new opportunities for improvement, a statement said.
“Today marks a significant milestone for our clients, our teams, and our partners,” states Alex George, CEO of ProcessMaker. “By combining our expertise in business process automation with Workfellow’s leadership in Process Intelligence, we are setting a new benchmark for innovation and excellence in helping businesses optimize their operations and achieve their goals.”
As part of the acquisition, the founders of Workfellow, Kustaa Kivela and Henri Wiik, will both join ProcessMaker’s leadership team. Customers of both companies can expect to see enhanced offerings, including more robust analytics, a wider range of integrations, and cutting-edge technologies designed to drive efficiency and transformation, as per the company’s statement.
“We are thrilled to combine forces with ProcessMaker, delivering critical process discovery capabilities that are the foundation of exceptional automation,” states Kustaa Kivela and Henri Wiik, Founders of Workfellow. “To grow and optimize any business, you must first accurately discover and identify areas for process improvement.. Now, our customers can do both to realize greater efficiencies and savings with our combined platforms.”
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