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Procesario

Predictive Process Intelligence & Orchestration

See how work really runs.
Predict what happens next.
Change the outcome.

Procesario connects process intelligence, prediction and governed orchestration so teams can identify operational risk early and act across people, AI agents, automation and enterprise systems.

Process mining · Process prediction · Decisioning · Human & AI orchestration

ORD-20481Nordic Parts · promised 19 Sep
Order received → Pick startedNOWOn time 12%Minor delay 10%▲ 78% risk · promised date missed◇ Escalate supplier confirmation · human approval required● Delivered 18 Sep · on time · recorded → model
Process trace for ORD-20481: observed events Order received, Credit check, Allocated, Pick started. At the present moment the case branches into three predicted futures: On time (12%), Minor delay (10%), High-risk delay (78%). Risk flagged: 78% risk · promised date missed. Recommended action: Escalate supplier confirmation (Human approval required). Executed · A4. Realized outcome: Delivered 18 Sep · on time. The outcome is recorded and fed back to the model.
SEE → PREDICT → ACT → LEARNFigures are illustrative demo data

Built for serious operations.

SEE → PREDICT → ACT → LEARN

  • Enterprise data
  • Process evidence
  • Predictive models
  • Controlled execution
  • Full auditability

The problem

Most companies can see the past. The expensive problems are already happening in the future.

Dashboards tell you what happened. Process maps tell you how work was supposed to happen. Automation executes predefined tasks. AI agents can reason and act.

But critical business outcomes still emerge across disconnected systems, people and exceptions.

Procesario connects the evidence, the forecast and the action.

  1. Hindsight1 / 3

    What happened

    Last month: 126 invoices paid late. The cost is already paid.

  2. Foresight2 / 3

    What is likely to happen

    Today: 126 open invoices with elevated late-payment risk. €1.4M exposed.

  3. Intervention3 / 3

    What should be done

    Strongest driver: unresolved dispute. Human approval required before external communication.

The loop

See. Predict. Act. Learn.

Four steps, each with a product surface, closed by evidence. The whole platform is built around moving one case from observed to predicted to handled to measured.

  1. 01

    See

    Process reality from event data

  2. 02

    Predict

    What each open case will do next

  3. 03

    Act

    A governed intervention by the right executor

  4. 04

    Learn

    Every outcome recorded, the next prediction better

Learn feeds See: every outcome becomes evidence for the next prediction.

See

Start with process reality.

Connect event data from the systems where work happens. Procesario reconstructs the actual process — including variants, delays, rework, bottlenecks and value leakage — so improvement starts from evidence rather than assumptions.

  • Process discovery
  • Variants
  • Conformance
  • Root cause
  • Object relationships
  • KPI analysis
  • Value leakage
Explore DiscoverIn development
89% · 2.1 d11% · +4.2 drework loop · 1,376 cases · 9.4 dReceived12,480Matched12,480Approval 112,480Approval 23,110On hold1,376Paid12,196ACCOUNTS PAYABLE · 12,480 INVOICES · 90 DAYS · 214 VARIANTS
Value leakage from the rework loop: handling time and missed discounts, quantified against the KPI tree.Illustrative example
Late payment riskINV-48213
82%High
Invoice value
€148,200
Expected delay
18–24 days
Intervention window
~6 days
Confidence
calibrated · high

Drivers

  • 1Unresolved dispute
  • 2Approval variance
  • 3Previous payment behavior
  • 4Delayed invoice delivery
model late-payment · horizon 30 dIllustrative example
126
open invoices at elevated risk
€1.4M
currently exposed
unresolved dispute
strongest driver
approval required
external communication
Illustrative example

Predict

Know which outcomes are at risk while you can still change them.

For every open case: the probability, the confidence, the business value exposed, the main drivers, the remaining intervention window — and the model and evidence behind it.

  • Late payment
  • SLA breach
  • Order delay
  • Exception
  • Delivery risk
  • Non-compliance
  • Anomaly
  • Business outcome
Explore PredictIn development

Decide

Turn prediction into a permitted next step.

Procesario is designed to combine the prediction with process context, policy, rules, value, risk and human judgment — so a recommendation is bounded before it is proposed.

  • Prediction
  • Process context
  • Policy
  • Rules
  • Value
  • Risk
  • Human judgment

No hidden leap from “AI says” to “system executes.”

RecommendationINV-77120

Route to alternate approver

Evidence
  • · Second approval loop (2×)
  • · Approver out of office until 22 Sep
  • · Supplier disputed 3 of last 5 invoices
Reasoning
The discount window closes in 5 days. The current approver is unavailable; an alternate approver with authority for this amount is available today.
Policy
AP routing policy v3 · actions above €25,000 require approval
Approval · autonomy level
Human approval requiredA4
Illustrative example
Playbook · Delivery risk escalationORD-20481
  1. 1
    AI agentA3Done

    Draft supplier confirmation request with case context

  2. 2
    HumanA4Awaiting approval

    Planner reviews and approves the escalation

  3. 3
    APIA4Queued

    Update promised date and priority in the ERP

  4. 4
    Existing automationA5Queued

    Notify carrier booking flow of the new slot

every step logged against the prediction that triggered itIllustrative example

Act

Use the right executor for the work.

Procesario coordinates the response without requiring organizations to replace the systems already running their business.

  • Human
  • AI agent
  • API
  • Enterprise system
  • Deterministic workflow
  • Existing automation
  • RPA where necessary
Explore OrchestrateIn development

Operational context

AI agents need more than a prompt. They need operational context.

Procesario is designed to give an agent bounded context — the selected process, the case, the customer or supplier, the invoice or order, the process state, applicable policies, available tools, prior decisions and the actions it is permitted to take.

Bounded context · read

  • the selected process
  • the case and its history
  • the customer or supplier
  • the invoice or order
  • the current process state
  • applicable policies
  • available tools
  • prior decisions and outcomes
  • permitted actions at this autonomy level

Agent step

Running

Draft vendor query

identity
agent:ap-vendor-query
scope
AP · case INV-77120
tools
read_case · find_similar · draft
output
schema: vendor_query_v2
budget
€0.40 / run
level
A3 · prepare

Permitted actions · write

  • maypropose a next action with evidence
  • maydraft the vendor query for review
  • notsend external communication
  • notrelease or change a payment

every call and output logged · policy AP-v3

Agents work inside the process rather than beside it.

Govern

Increase autonomy without giving up control.

Every action type runs at an explicit autonomy level, from read-only observation to bounded autonomy inside a policy envelope. Promotion happens on evidence. Every executor has an identity, a scope and a cost limit; every decision is recorded with the prediction that triggered it.

Explore GovernanceIn development
  • Human approval
  • Agent identity
  • Scoped permissions
  • Policies
  • Audit trail
  • Cost limits
  • Model governance
  • Escalation
  • Kill switch
  1. A0

    Observe

    Read-only process intelligence.

    Day-one deployment; regulated processes.

  2. A1

    Predict

    Forecast risk and outcomes.

    A ranked collections queue by predicted payment delay.

  3. A2

    Recommend

    Suggest permitted next actions.

    Route to alternate approver, with evidence and expected value.

  4. A3

    Prepare

    Prepare work for human review.

    An agent drafts the vendor query; the AP specialist sends it.

  5. A4

    Execute with approval

    Action occurs after explicit authorization.

    Release a blocked invoice after one-click approval.

    Selected
  6. A5

    Bounded autonomy

    Approved action occurs automatically within a defined policy envelope.

    Payment reminders below a value threshold, sent automatically; anything outside the envelope escalates.

Learn

Every intervention becomes evidence.

Procesario Operational Memory is designed to record the prediction, the recommendation, the decision, the action and the result — so the platform can answer the questions that matter after the fact.

  • ?Did the intervention work?
  • ?Which action performs best for this kind of case?
  • ?Is prediction quality improving?
  • ?Where can autonomy safely increase?
  • ?Which process change creates the highest value?
In developmentCapability status is shown honestly; see the platform overview.
  1. Prediction

    value · confidence · drivers · model version

    1
  2. Recommendation

    action · expected value · policy

    2
  3. Decision

    approved · edited · rejected · by whom

    3
  4. Action

    executor · level · inputs · outputs

    4
  5. Result

    outcome · KPI delta · timing

    5

Procesario Operational Memory

append-only · every entry linked to its case

  • Prediction
  • Model version
  • Recommendation
  • Evidence
  • Approval
  • Rejection
  • Human modification
  • Agent action
  • Automated action
  • Execution
  • Outcome
  • Performance

result → next prediction · next recommendation · next autonomy decision

Why Procesario

Designed for the distance between insight and outcome.

  1. 01

    Prediction-first

    Not simply what happened. What is likely to happen next.

  2. 02

    Actionable

    Relevant insights can lead to a governed next step.

  3. 03

    Open

    Designed to work with existing systems, AI and automation.

  4. 04

    Measurable

    Measure what happens after intervention.

  5. 05

    Progressive

    Increase autonomy only when evidence, policy and risk permit.

Architecture

Built around the process, not another technology silo.

Process context at the base, intelligence and prediction on top of it, decision and orchestration above that, governance around everything — and Operational Memory running through every layer.

Technical readers: integrations and security.

  1. Experience
    • Executive
    • Process owner
    • Analyst
    • Operator
    • Developer
    • Admin
  2. GovernanceProcesario Control
    • Identity
    • Permissions
    • Policies
    • Autonomy
    • HITL
    • Audit
    • Model governance
    • Cost controls
  3. OrchestrationProcesario Orchestrate
    • Workflow
    • AI agents
    • Humans
    • APIs
    • Systems
    • RPA
    • Events
  4. Decision
    • Recommendations
    • Rules
    • Policies
    • Next-best action
    • Optimization
    • Explainability
    • Confidence
  5. PredictionProcesario Predict
    • Next event
    • Remaining time
    • SLA risk
    • Payment risk
    • Delivery risk
    • Exception probability
    • Anomaly
  6. Process intelligenceProcesario Discover
    • Discovery
    • Conformance
    • Variants
    • Root cause
    • Object-centric analysis
    • KPI
    • Value leakage
  7. Process contextProcesario Process Graph
    • Cases
    • Objects
    • Events
    • Activities
    • Roles
    • Systems
    • Policies
    • Decisions
    • Relationships
    • Outcomes
  8. Connect
    • ERP
    • CRM
    • Databases
    • Files
    • APIs
    • Event streams
    • Documents
    • Email
    • Data platforms

Spans all layers

Operational Memory

The record of what was predicted, decided, done and achieved — read by every layer, written by every action.

  • predictions
  • decisions · edits
  • actions · agent traces
  • outcomes · KPI deltas
  • policy changes

Procesario Outcome Sprint

Do not start with a transformation program. Start with one outcome.

One process. One measurable problem. One working evidence-to-action loop.

Typical initial scope: approximately 4–6 weeks depending on data readiness and complexity.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Establish data.

  2. 02

    Understand

    Reconstruct process reality.

  3. 03

    Predict

    Identify outcomes while intervention is possible.

  4. 04

    Decide

    Define the permitted next action.

  5. 05

    Act

    Operationalize the response.

  6. 06

    Measure

    Evaluate the outcome.

Where this leads

Connected processes become an operational model.

As more processes, objects, decisions, actions and outcomes connect, Procesario can build an increasingly complete representation of how the organization actually operates. Potential later capabilities include cross-process analysis, scenario simulation, resource planning, policy testing, adaptive orchestration, enterprise operational modeling — and, eventually, a genuine Digital Twin of the Organization.

The Digital Twin is a destination, not the starting claim. We start with one process and one measurable problem.

Twin the work, not the worker.

Start with the outcome you want to change.

Show us one process where delay, risk, rework or exceptions cost real money. We'll explore how Procesario could move from evidence to prediction to controlled action.