Every European process mining software tool reviewed
Espoo, Finland
Founded 1991
Pricing on request; 30-day free trial
Demo on request
Best for: Enterprises that already keep data in Snowflake or SAP
QPR ProcessAnalyzer is the mining product of QPR Software Plc, which has its seat in Espoo and a listing on Nasdaq Helsinki. The product covers object-centric analysis with OCEL 2.0, machine-learning ranking of root causes, conformance checking, alerting and a BPMN 2.0 editor, and the vendor lists an MCP interface for AI tooling.
QPR was founded in 1991 and falls under Finnish and EU jurisdiction. Deployment can be cloud, hybrid or on-premises, or inside a Snowflake account, and the product page names connectors for SAP S/4HANA, Oracle, Salesforce, ServiceNow and Microsoft Dynamics. A 30-day trial of ProcessAnalyzer and a separate 30-day trial of the Snowflake Native App are listed, while pricing is not published.
What QPR ProcessAnalyzer does well
- Product page states a 30-day free trial
- Native app inside a Snowflake account
- OCEL 2.0 object-centric analysis
- Choice of cloud, hybrid or on-premises
- Public company with published governance
Where QPR ProcessAnalyzer falls short
- Pricing available only on request
- Setup effort sized for enterprise programmes
- Partner network smaller than the largest suites
- MCP interface and similar features depend on your AI governance
Standout feature. QPR ProcessAnalyzer is the only tool here that runs natively inside a customer's Snowflake account.
Eindhoven, Netherlands
On request (time-limited or permanent company licences)
Demo on request
Best for: Analysts and consultants who work from exported event logs
Fluxicon Disco is a desktop application from Fluxicon BV in Eindhoven that turns event log files into process maps. It imports CSV, Excel, XES and MXML, offers a variant explorer, a case view and six filter types, and animates cases across the map. Maps can be read through six frequency and duration metrics.
Because the software runs on macOS 10.15 or later and Windows 8 or later, the data is processed on the analyst's computer, and the vendor lets you export anonymised data sets. The product page lists no source-system connectors, no shared server and no dashboard portal, and licences (time-limited or permanent, for companies) are quoted on request, as the buy page asks you to contact Fluxicon.
What Fluxicon Disco does well
- Event data is processed on the local computer
- Reads CSV, Excel, XES and MXML files
- Six metrics on the map plus animated replay
- Can export anonymised data sets
- Versions for macOS and Windows
Where Fluxicon Disco falls short
- Listed import is files only, no system connectors
- No shared server or portal for several users
- Licence prices on request
- Built for studies rather than continuous monitoring
Standout feature. Fluxicon Disco needs no server, cloud account or connector, because the entire product is one local application.
Hamburg, Germany
Pricing on request; free trial offered
Demo on request
Best for: Teams whose reporting already lives in Power BI or Qlik Sense
Process.Science is a process mining product from process.science GmbH & Co. KG in Hamburg that is delivered as visuals for Power BI (ps4pbi), Qlik Sense (ps4qlk) and Tableau (ps4tbl). It draws process diagrams from event data, runs lead time analysis with swimlanes and includes simulation, so process views appear inside the reports people already open.
The company is registered at AG Hamburg under HRA129375, which makes the legal seat checkable. The vendor lists on-premise and cloud deployment and a free trial; at minimum your data needs a case ID, an activity name and a timestamp. Prices are not published and the cloud hosting region is not specified on the pages read.
What Process.Science does well
- Works as a visual in Power BI, Qlik Sense and Tableau
- On-premise deployment listed
- Free trial listed on the site
- Swimlane lead time analysis and simulation
- Hamburg register entry that can be checked
Where Process.Science falls short
- A BI licence is a prerequisite
- Prices not published
- Cloud region unspecified on the pages read
- Reference base smaller than the enterprise suites
Standout feature. Process.Science is the only tool here that is delivered as a custom visual inside Power BI, Qlik Sense and Tableau.
Deventer, Netherlands
Founded 2024
Free Individual plan; paid seats from $35 per month (Foundation), $120 (Architecture) and $350 (Intelligence); Enterprise custom
Demo on request
Best for: Small and mid-sized teams that want modelling and mining in one product
ProcessMind is a web platform from ProcessMind B.V. in Deventer that joins BPMN 2.0 modelling, documentation, process architecture and mining. The Intelligence plan adds event log analysis, variant analysis, dashboards and simulation, and an AI assistant is part of the feature set. The interface comes in ten languages.
The company was founded in 2024 and is registered under KvK 92890598. Its about page states EU hosting on AWS in Frankfurt, and the pricing page lists a free Individual plan and seats at $35 (Foundation), $120 (Architecture) and $350 (Intelligence) per month, with Enterprise on request. A 14-day trial is offered, storage on the Intelligence plan is capped at 10 GB, and there is no self-hosting.
What ProcessMind does well
- Seat prices shown for every standard plan
- Free Individual plan and a 14-day trial
- AWS Frankfurt named as hosting
- One product for modelling, documentation and mining
- Ten languages in the interface
Where ProcessMind falls short
- Company dates from 2024
- Mining sits only in the $350 tier
- Hosted only, no self-hosting
- Dollar prices, euro amounts not stated
Standout feature. ProcessMind is the only tool here that combines a free plan with published seat prices for a product that includes mining.
Karlsruhe, Germany
Pricing on request; Proof of Value and 3-month trial offered
Demo on request
Best for: Finance and procurement teams chasing working capital
mpmX is a process intelligence platform from MPMX GmbH in Karlsruhe, built as a digital process twin with solutions for working capital, procurement and insurance. After locating where time and cash are lost, AI agents can act on routine corrections. It can run standalone on premises, in the cloud, or on Databricks, Snowflake and Qlik.
MPMX GmbH is registered at Amtsgericht Mannheim as HRB 735780, with a managing director named on the site, and the about page states ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification. A Proof of Value and a three-month trial are offered, which points to a guided project. Pricing and founding year are not published, and the savings figures on the site are illustrations rather than customer results.
What mpmX does well
- Packages built around procurement, insurance and working capital
- Standalone, or on Databricks, Snowflake and Qlik
- States ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification
- Three-month trial listed
- Mannheim register entry with named managing director
Where mpmX falls short
- Prices not published
- Less suited to open-ended exploration
- Trial reads as a guided project
- Savings numbers on the site are examples only
Standout feature. mpmX is organised around a business outcome such as working capital, where most tools start from a generic process map.
Walldorf, Germany
Pricing on request; free trial offered
Demo on request
Best for: SAP ERP customers combining modelling and mining
SAP Signavio is the process transformation suite of SAP SE in Walldorf, with the Process Intelligence module handling mining. It queries event data with the SIGNAL language, connects to SAP and non-SAP systems, applies conformance rules, runs what-if simulation and sends alerts to Teams, email and RPA tools. A modeller and governance tooling sit in the same suite.
The Signavio pages do not state the contracting entity or the hosting region, so both have to be confirmed in the SAP agreement. SAP's privacy statement names SAP SE for the EU and EEA and SAP America Inc. for other countries. A free trial is offered through the Process Intelligence page, in regional versions, and pricing is not published.
What SAP Signavio does well
- Modelling, governance and mining under one vendor
- Pre-built connectors for SAP and non-SAP systems
- Conformance rules plus what-if simulation
- Alerts reach Teams, email and RPA tools
- Free trial on the product page
Where SAP Signavio falls short
- Entity and region settled only in the agreement
- Prices not published
- A lot of suite for a project that only needs mining
- Value highest in an SAP landscape
Standout feature. SAP Signavio is the one tool here that comes from the same vendor as the SAP ERP system whose data it usually analyses.
Saarbrucken, Germany
Pricing on request
Demo on request
Best for: Large organisations that already model processes in ARIS
ARIS Process Mining is a part of the ARIS platform from SAG ARIS GmbH in Saarbrucken, combining mining with modelling, simulation and governance. The capability page describes automated discovery, conformance checking, root cause analysis and task mining, and says object-centric mining is the default for ARIS purchases.
Availability is SaaS, private cloud or on-premise, with named connectors for SAP, Oracle, Salesforce and Microsoft. The company is registered at Amtsgericht Saarbrucken as HRB 110111. No price list or self-service trial is described: evaluation runs through Fast Track services and a demo request, and ownership of the ARIS company is not stated on the pages read.
What ARIS Process Mining does well
- Offered as SaaS, private cloud or on-premise
- Object-centric mining as the default
- Task mining and simulation in the same platform
- SAP, Oracle, Salesforce and Microsoft connectors named
- Saarbrucken register entry
Where ARIS Process Mining falls short
- Prices not published
- No self-service trial described
- Platform sized for large programmes
- Parent company not named on the pages read
Standout feature. ARIS Process Mining ties mining results to the ARIS model repository where large organisations already keep their process models.
Aachen, Germany
Per-user licensing for PMTk, prices not published; PM4Py is open source
Demo on request
Best for: Data teams that want to script analyses, and analysts who want a local toolkit
PM4Py and PMTk come from Process Intelligence Solutions GmbH in Aachen, an independent spin-off from Fraunhofer FIT. PM4Py is an open-source Python library covering discovery, conformance checking, predictive mining and object-centric mining, and PMTk is a no-code toolkit with more than 20 views, including a process map, variant explorer, dotted chart and BPMN model.
The company is registered at Amtsgericht Aachen as HRB 27462. PMTk can run in your own infrastructure or as a managed cloud service and is licensed per user, with prices not published; dedicated licences and support are offered to commercial users of PM4Py. The licence text of the library was not stated on the pages read, and no ERP connectors or broad-audience dashboards are listed.
What PM4Py and PMTk does well
- Library code is open to read and extend
- No-code toolkit next to the library
- Can run on your own infrastructure
- PM4Py covers object-centric and predictive mining
- Aachen register entry
Where PM4Py and PMTk falls short
- Using the library requires Python skills
- No ERP connectors or dashboards listed
- Library licence text not seen on the pages read
- PMTk prices not published
Standout feature. PM4Py is the only tool here whose mining engine is open source and can be inspected line by line.
Hoofddorp, Netherlands
Pricing on request; purchase via Microsoft Marketplace
Demo on request
Best for: Microsoft Dynamics 365 customers who already document processes in Mavim
Mavim Process Mining is a module of the Mavim platform from Mavim B.V. in Hoofddorp, whose core product is process documentation. The module analyses variants, bottlenecks, rework and cost, checks conformance and compliance, and answers questions through ProcessIQ, a conversational assistant. Dynamics 365 execution data is the named source.
The privacy statement says customers choose a region and that nothing from a Mavim database is shared with the US when Western Europe (NL) is used, but it also names Mavim International Inc. in Boston as a controller next to the Dutch company. Contact details show offices in Boston and Bengaluru. Pricing and hosting provider are not stated, and purchase runs through Microsoft Marketplace.
What Mavim Process Mining does well
- Dutch headquarters and a Western Europe (NL) region option
- Process documentation and mining on one platform
- ProcessIQ for plain-language questions
- Conformance and compliance monitoring
- Available via Microsoft Marketplace
Where Mavim Process Mining falls short
- US sister company appears as a controller
- No pricing published
- Mining described chiefly around Dynamics 365
- Hosting provider not named
Standout feature. Mavim Process Mining keeps the documented process and the measured process in one repository, built around Dynamics 365 data.
Hohenweiler, Austria
Core €1,605 per month (€19,264 per year), Pro €2,464 per month, Excellence €3,845 per month, billed yearly; two-month proof of value
Demo on request
Best for: Organisations that want cause analysis across several systems without building event logs
Noreja is a process intelligence platform from Noreja Intelligence GmbH in Hohenweiler, Austria. It connects straight to source-system databases, maps them into an event knowledge graph and tests which steps cause delays, which the vendor calls causal process mining. Minerva AI agents, private LLM hosting and dashboards are listed, and the company is registered at Landgericht Feldkirch as FN 552351 g.
The FAQ names Google Cloud and AWS in Frankfurt, with other regions or on-premises on request at extra cost, and the vendor states ISO 27001 certification. Core costs €1,605 per month (€19,264 per year), Pro €2,464 and Excellence €3,845, billed yearly after a two-month proof of value. Leaving after it costs €12,500, and annual licences renew unless cancelled one month before term end.
What Noreja does well
- Three plans with public prices
- Reads databases directly, no event log to build
- Frankfurt hosting with separated tenants
- ISO 27001 stated by the vendor
- Feldkirch register entry and named directors
Where Noreja falls short
- Start is a paid proof of value
- Annual terms renew automatically
- Extra charge for on-premises hosting
- No founding year or customer count on the pages read
Standout feature. Noreja tests causes on an event knowledge graph built from source databases, where other tools here analyse a flat event log.
