Each one generated by Modilo from a plain-language description — the BPMN, the findings, and the three options that follow from them. Nothing is behind a signup. Open one and read it the way your client would.
Three roles, one decision point, and one loop-back that nobody had drawn before. The full example shows the diagram, the four findings ranked by friction, and what Modilo recommends for each — configure what you already own, buy something, or have it built.
Read the full exampleBeing written now. Each will carry the same three things: the BPMN file, the findings, and the options.
From order entry to cash application across CRM, SAP and the warehouse — including the re-key nobody owns.
Complaint intake through credit note, with the 8D loop that quality actually runs in parallel.
Requisition to payment run, showing where the three-way match breaks and who chases it.
Contract to first working day across HR, IT and payroll — the classic eleven-email process.
The close laid out day by day, with every manual reconciliation marked.
Reorder-point check to goods receipt, where the stock figure lives in a spreadsheet.
Creating and changing a customer record in two systems that disagree by design.
Return authorisation to refund, including the inspection step that blocks the credit note.
Vendor request through compliance check to first order, with the approvals that sit in inboxes.
The diagram is the artefact. The findings are the argument. The options are the decision — and that last one is the part a process tool normally leaves to you.
Real BPMN 2.0 with pools, lanes and message flows — the file opens in Signavio or Camunda and keeps its structure. Detail travels in the element documentation, not scrawled on the canvas.
Where the process loops, waits, re-keys or depends on one person's inbox — each tied to the step it came from, so you can point at it in a workshop.
Configure what you already own, buy the tool that solves it, or have it built. Modilo names vendors it does not sell — including when the answer is "you already have this in SAP".
That is rather the point. Describe it in a paragraph — English, German or Italian — and read your own version of this page in about a minute.