AI Assistant for BPM Engineers: Diagnose Process Issues Faster
See how an AI assistant helps process support teams investigate incidents, understand stuck instances, and move from problem to action with less manual work.
Join a practical demo of the AI Assistant in Flowset Control, built for engineers supporting process applications on Camunda 7 and Operaton.

What You’ll Learn
When a process stops moving, finding out why can mean checking several screens, tracing execution history, and inspecting tasks and errors. See how an AI assistant brings that context together and helps you decide what to do next.
Investigate Incidents Faster
Get incident summaries grouped by type and process. Explore likely causes and follow links to the relevant objects for further investigation.
Understand Why a Process Is Waiting
Diagnose failed jobs, unassigned user tasks, suspended instances, and other reasons a process may stop progressing. Recognize when waiting for a timer is expected behavior and no intervention is needed.
Ask Questions in Context
Open a process instance or incident and ask about “this one.” The assistant understands the object you’re viewing, helping you investigate without manually collecting IDs and copying context between tools.
Move from Diagnosis to Action
Get recommendations tied to available Control operations. Review the evidence and carry out the next step yourself, with all changes remaining under your control.

Who Should Attend
This webinar is for engineers responsible for keeping business processes running:
BPM support engineers Investigating incidents and stalled process instances.
Developers maintaining process applications
DevOps and SRE teams supporting BPM workloads.
Technical leads and architects looking to reduce manual investigation across their teams.
Speaker

Viktor Fadeev
Product Manager, Flowset

ONLINE
Save Your Spot
Oct 15, 2026, 14:00 (CET)
Join us for a practical walkthrough of everyday BPM support scenarios, from an incident overview to diagnosing a specific process instance and choosing the next action.
