Process.Science
Hamburg process mining delivered as visuals for Power BI, Qlik Sense and Tableau
Quick Overview
| Company | process.science GmbH & Co. KG |
|---|---|
| Category | Process Mining Software |
| Headquarters | Hamburg, Germany |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Germany (EU) |
| Data Location | On-premise or cloud, depending on the setup |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | Yes, on-premise deployment is listed |
| Main Features | Process diagrams from event data, lead time analysis with swimlanes, simulation, Power BI, Qlik Sense and Tableau visuals, real-time processing |
| Pricing | Pricing on request; free trial offered |
| Best For | Teams whose reporting already lives in Power BI or Qlik Sense |
| Replaces | IBM Process Mining, Signavio Process Intelligence |
Detailed Review
The distinctive part of Process.Science is where it runs: inside the BI tool your analysts already open each morning. The vendor lists ps4pbi for Power BI, ps4qlk for Qlik Sense and ps4tbl for Tableau.
The legal notice names process.science GmbH & Co. KG in Hamburg, represented by its general partner Gesellschaft fuer Geschaeftsanalytik mbH, with Lucas M. Schroth as managing director.
Mining inside the BI layer
Because the visuals live in Power BI, Qlik Sense or Tableau, dashboards can combine process views with the sales, finance or logistics numbers already in those reports. The vendor says this also reduces training, since users stay in a tool they know.
Event logs need three fields: a case ID, an activity name and a timestamp.
Analysis scope
The tool page lists interactive process diagrams, filters by organisational unit, product group or region, and lead time analysis with swimlane diagrams. Optimisation measures can feed KPIs, and simulations test changes before rollout.
A separate data preparation product automates the preparation of the data for mining.
Deployment
The page describes on-premise and cloud options, so the hosting region follows the infrastructure you choose. A free trial is linked from the site, and pricing has to be requested.
Limitations to Consider
The product depends on a BI platform licence, so a team without Power BI, Qlik Sense or Tableau pays for two products. Hosting details for the cloud option are not specified on the pages read. Pricing is not published. Standalone analysis without a BI tool is better served by Fluxicon Disco or ProcessMind.
Who Should Use Process.Science
Organisations with an established Power BI or Qlik Sense reporting team that want process views next to existing dashboards.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Runs inside Power BI, Qlik Sense and Tableau
- On-premise option
- Free trial listed
- Simulation and swimlane lead time analysis
- German legal entity with a published register entry
Cons
- Needs a BI platform licence
- No published prices
- Cloud hosting region not specified on the pages read
- Smaller reference base than enterprise suites
Alternatives to Process.Science
Other European process mining software worth comparing before you decide:
QPR ProcessAnalyzer
Finland · Finnish process mining with a 30-day trial and Snowflake-native option
Fluxicon Disco
Netherlands · Desktop process mining for analysts working from event log files
ProcessMind
Netherlands · Dutch process modelling and mining with published per-seat pricing
mpmX
Germany · Karlsruhe process intelligence with AI agents for working capital
See all European process mining software or compare them directly against IBM Process Mining on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Power BI (ps4pbi), Qlik Sense (ps4qlk) and Tableau (ps4tbl), according to its tool page.
Yes. The vendor describes both on-premise and cloud deployment.
At minimum a case ID, an activity name and a timestamp for each event.