Process mining · Software AG
ARIS Process Mining
Process mining capability in the ARIS platform that reads SAP, Salesforce and ServiceNow event data to map real process execution against approved designs.
ARIS Process Mining reads time-stamped event data out of enterprise systems to build a real-time, fact-based map of how processes actually run, then checks that map for conformance against the process designs already modeled in ARIS. Named connectors extract data from SAP, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Oracle and Microsoft systems. Capabilities include automated discovery, performance analysis (cycle times, bottlenecks), root-cause analysis of variation, and simulation of proposed changes before rollout. Its distinguishing feature among tools in this list is being part of the long-established ARIS enterprise architecture and business process modeling suite, so mined, as-executed processes are compared directly against governed reference models rather than analyzed in isolation. It offers SaaS, private-cloud and on-premises deployment, aimed at organizations with data-sovereignty requirements that rule out pure multi-tenant SaaS miners.
At a glance
| Vendor | Software AG |
|---|---|
| Pricing model | Quote only |
| Free tier | — |
| Deployment | Cloud, Self-hosted |
| Open source | No |
| Best for | Organizations already using ARIS for enterprise architecture or process modeling who want mining tied to governed reference models, including where data sovereignty rules out multi-tenant SaaS. |
Pricing
No public pricing page; Software AG directs prospects to book a demo for a customized quote.
Checked on the vendor's own page on September 21, 2026: no prices are published. Expect to be quoted.
Features
- Automated process discovery from system event logs
- Conformance checking against ARIS-modeled reference processes
- Root-cause analysis of process variation
- Cycle-time and bottleneck performance analysis
- Process simulation before change rollout
- SaaS, private-cloud or on-premises deployment
Integrations
Profile last reviewed September 21, 2026