One canvas, two roles
Process teams design in BPMN 2.0. IT runs the same model. No translation step between design and execution.
Model and run business processes in BPMN with UiPath Maestro
Build a Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN) 2.0 model on a low-code canvas. Run that same model in production, with DMN decisions and live instance tracking on the UiPath Platform.
BPMN that draws and runs the same model
Most BPMN software ends at the diagram. UiPath Maestro executes the model you drew, coordinating AI agents, robots, and people on the way.
Standards-based and governed
Industry BPMN 2.0 notation paired with DMN decisions in tables. Versioning and audit on every change.
No rework on the platform
Every workflow, integration, and credential already in your UiPath tenant is callable from a BPMN process.
Why teams pick BPMN in UiPath Maestro
Notation tools stop at the diagram. UiPath Maestro runs the BPMN model you drew, with design and execution on one canvas.
The same BPMN model is the design and the execution
The BPMN diagram you sign off on is the one that runs. No re-implementation step between design and production.
Move business rules out of code
DMN decision tables hold business rules where owners can read and change them. Tables are versioned alongside the BPMN model and testable from the canvas.
Every model change versioned and audited
Every model change carries version history. Every running BPMN process leaves a full audit trail, with rollback built in.
The same BPMN model is the design and the execution
The BPMN diagram you sign off on is the one that runs. No re-implementation step between design and production.
Move business rules out of code
DMN decision tables hold business rules where owners can read and change them. Tables are versioned alongside the BPMN model and testable from the canvas.
Every model change versioned and audited
Every model change carries version history. Every running BPMN process leaves a full audit trail, with rollback built in.
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Start hereBPMN in UiPath Maestro: common questions
How modeling, decisions, and the path to production work in UiPath Maestro.
Maestro supports BPMN 2.0 notation: service tasks, user tasks, robot tasks, agent tasks, gateways, events, sub-processes, message and signal flows, and pools and lanes for cross-actor coordination.
Yes. Models are stored as standard BPMN 2.0 XML, so a diagram drawn in another tool can be imported, versioned inside Maestro, and exported for handoff or archive.
Both business and technical teams. The low-code canvas is built for business analysts and process modelers. Pro-code teams extend the same models in code through Maestro Flow, the developer canvas by UiPath.
Models in Maestro carry version history. Each change is reviewed on the same canvas the business uses. When it's ready, the model deploys directly: going live is a controlled change, not a rewrite.
Most BPMN tools draw the diagram. UiPath Maestro draws and runs the same diagram. The model you sign off on is the model that executes, with DMN decisions, live instance tracking, and platform-level governance built in.
DMN decision tables in Maestro hold rules in business-readable form. Tables are versioned alongside the BPMN model and testable from the canvas, so owners can change a rule without touching code.