2c8 Apps

What 2c8 Apps is

2c8 Apps is a business modeling suite for visualizing processes, organizational structure, and responsibilities with graphical models and objects. Its tools support reusable objects, linked documents, model data, review and approval flows, built-in methods, layers, and version management. Approved or selected models can be published online so coworkers receive updates in real time. The suite includes 2c8 Modeling Tool, 2c8 Lite, and 2c8 Approve, with support for BPMN, process documentation, and version history. The maker describes plugins for document management systems and intranets, plus integrations for quality control and executable processes, but does not name the connected systems. It says communications are encrypted in transit and at rest, offers an Active Directory connector and Single Sign-On, and lets customers choose data storage operations in North America, Europe, or through a Swedish supplier. Published models are said to comply with WCAG 2.1 and include enhanced screen-reader support. The software runs on macOS, web, and Windows. A free 30-day trial is available. Listed Swedish prices are 4,200 SEK, paid once 2c8 Lite license with annual support at 4 200 kr/year, and 12,600 SEK, paid once 2c8 Modeling Tool license with annual support at 5 900 kr/year.

Who it suits

2c8 Apps suits public and private sector organizations that need structured process modeling and documentation, including industries with compliance requirements. Its published models may also suit users who need screen-reader support.

Limits

The free trial lasts 30 days. The listed 2c8 Lite and 2c8 Modeling Tool license prices are one-time fees, with annual support fees of 4,200 kr/year and 5,900 kr/year, respectively.

Getting started

1. Open the 2c8 Apps website.
2. Choose a product from 2c8 Modeling Tool, 2c8 Lite, and 2c8 Approve.
3. Start with the free 30-day trial license, or request pricing for a paid license.
4. Use the service on macOS, web, or Windows.

Verdict

2c8 Apps combines business modeling with publishing, review, and version-management features. Consider the listed one-time license and annual support fees, along with the available trial, when assessing fit.