It all began in 1993, when Workflow Management Coalition was formed to define business standards for business processes management. In 1995 they already issued their first standard — Workflow Reference Model. That was the moment when a new class of software products emerged. It was called BPMS, or BPM.

It all started with looking for perfect solutions that could be integrated with the legacy system we were dealing with. After we successfully launched Workflow Engine, it became clear that we were going to need another product which would allow us to modernize our existing project. Unfortunately none of the solutions available at that time could answer our prayers.

We started looking for a perfect platform that would answer all our prayers. Our requirements were simple: whole project should be built in one IDE (Visual Studio or JetBrains Rider) with search engine and intelliSense, it must be user-, Git- and FDD-friendly with full comprehensible documentation and technology stack.