Miranum Platform is an open source production ready process automation platform with a focus on human-task driven processes. Many components of this repository are based on the DigiWF project.
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Miranum Platform is a solution for complex human task management workflows. With its unified Tasklist and JSON-based forms it represents a generic approach to task management, suitable for automating many different processes. Besides it provides all necessary components for task management purposes such as the Minio S3 storage as well as Keycloak.
Even though Miranum Platform was created out of a project in the public sector it can be used versatile in many different industries. Whenever you deal with human task management and need a centralized Tasklist, Miranum Platform is a possible choice.
Miranum Platform uses Camunda 7 as process engine and provides a set of components to build a complete process automation application. The platform is designed to be modular and can be used as a whole or in parts. Each component is build as a hexagonal module that enables the user to replace the default implementation with a custom one.
Components:
- Engine-Core includes Camunda Platform 7 and providers core APIs for process execution.
- Engine-Task contains task management apis.
- Engine-User contains a user management abstraction layer.
Checkout the examples in the examples folder to see how to use Miranum Platform and create your own process application using miranum connect.
If you have any questions or need support, feel free to reach out to us via email (info@miragon.io). We are here to help you, especially if you are considering introducing Miranum in your organization.
For inquiries and professional support, please contact us at: info@miragon.io
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