business-process-modeling

To generate a Mermaid diagram from a BPMN process, provide the process name, mode (as-is or to-be), actors, and scope. The tool outputs Mermaid flowcharts approximating BPMN conventions with swimlanes, gateways, and events.

Yes, you can export optional BPMN XML for Camunda and bpmn.io tooling. The modeling process generates standard BPMN 2.0 vocabulary including events, activities, gateways, and flows, which can be emitted as valid XML output.

Model as-is and to-be business processes by specifying the desired mode and defining process scope. You can separate current-state and future-state workflows, and perform optional gap analysis to compare the differences between the two scenarios.

Structure BPMN swimlanes by explicitly providing a list of actors and roles as input. The workflow model uses these actors to separate activities and events across distinct swimlanes within the generated Mermaid flowchart.

Yes, BPMN modeling handles exceptions and happy paths. It requires specifying optional exceptions alongside the process scope, ensuring proper separation of logical flows and happy paths within the generated workflow diagrams.

To start business process modeling, you need explicit inputs including the process name, modeling mode (as-is, to-be, or gap), a list of actors or roles, and a defined process scope with starting and ending points.