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ProM is a free, self-hosted framework for analyzing process execution logs with process-mining techniques on Linux, macOS, and Windows. Its plug-ins cover event-log filtering, process discovery, conformance checking, model enhancement, monitoring, and visualizers for event logs, Petri nets, and BPMN diagrams. It imports and exports XES and CSV files, represents data and models as objects, and lets users add packages through the ProM Package Manager. ProM 6.15 targets researchers, while ProM Lite offers fewer features for users who do not need to publish results.
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Mindzie Process Mining
Free plan APIMacSelf-hosted+2Teams wanting BPMN, task mining, ETL, and AI assistance — Mindzie combines process mining with BPMN modeling, task mining, AI Copilot, ETL, object-centric analysis, and prebuilt connectors.
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PM4Py
Free plan APILinuxMac+1Developers and data scientists building Python workflows — PM4Py is a Python library for calling mining algorithms in code, with pandas and scikit-learn features rather than ProM’s desktop interface.
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Celonis Process Mining Platform
Free plan APIWebWindowsOrganizations seeking connected, enterprise process improvement — Celonis adds a real-time operational context model, predictions, recommendations, simulations, and more than 100 prebuilt data extractors.
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ProcessMind
Free plan APIWebBrowser users combining modeling, mining, and simulation — ProcessMind runs in a browser and combines BPMN modeling, process mining, simulation, AI features, and collaboration.
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bupaR
Free planR users analyzing process data and organizational aspects — bupaR is an open-source R package suite focused on event-data workflows, descriptive statistics, visualization, conformance, and control-flow, performance, and organizational analysis.
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Cortado
Free plan LinuxMacWindowsUsers interactively extending process models from behavior — Cortado focuses on interactive, incremental discovery with a variant explorer, manual model editing, and PTML or PNML export.
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RuM
Paid LinuxMacWindowsNovices and experts working with declarative constraints — RuM centers on Declare-based discovery, conformance, editing, monitoring, filtering, and log generation, including natural-language and speech constraint entry.
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Apromore Process Mining
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ABBYY Timeline
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Fluxicon Disco
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ProDiscovery
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Microsoft Power Automate
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BusinessOptix Process Mining
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QPR ProcessAnalyzer
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StereoLOGIC Process Mining
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IBM Process Mining
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UpFlux
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Mavim Process Mining
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ServiceNow Process Mining
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SAS Process Mining
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Readers may want an alternative when they prefer a browser platform, a programming library, declarative mining, integrated modeling and simulation, or broader data connections. ProM is free, but packages and plug-ins are installed separately, and ProM 6.15 requires Java 8 or later. Compare each option’s delivery model, audience, event formats, modeling approach, automation, and analysis scope. A different tool may add collaboration, AI assistance, object-centric analysis, or guided workflows, while giving up ProM’s plug-in ecosystem or desktop flexibility.