Intellect BPM Reviews

Name: Intellect BPM
Brand: Intellect
Rating: 4 (10 reviews)

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Intellect is a leading provider of Cloud BPM software built for a mobile world, with an award winning rules-based workflow capability. Intellect is focused on delivering the fastest ROI in the industry, and delivers exceptional results for mid-sized businesses and departments of large enterprises seeking fast time-to-value. The Intellect 8 BPM Platform empowers users to create and manage enterprise apps that include advanced workflow, smart forms, custom reports, and integration capabilities. Click here to learn more: http://hubs.ly/H01Q1R90

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Intellect BPM is the #24 ranked solution in top Mobile Development Platforms, #38 ranked solution in top Process Automation solutions, and #57 ranked solution in BPM Software. PeerSpot users give Intellect BPM an average rating of 8.6 out of 10. Intellect BPM is most commonly compared to Newgen OmniFlow: Intellect BPM vs Newgen OmniFlow.

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it_user375750

CEO & President at Alligar; Proline Corporate Advisors

Feb 1, 2016

A recent improvement was a re-vamped configuration management function referred to as a "publish" feature and a completely new web 2.0 look and feel. The usability with version 8 is incredible. I would like to see more re-use through "modularization". By that I mean developing a more object-oriented view of things. Currently, everything reside on one platform. In order to implement an object-orientated environment, you would need multiple installs of the product, which is doable. But then you create multiple databases, so you have multiple administration. There's many benefits to doing that too. You might have a sandbox environment for one set of users that want rapid deployment. If you have a mission critical app, you might want a user-base to go through structured changes, change control stipulation management, and have more business insurance/disaster recovery/business continuity planning behind that. You can do that now, but I would like to see as the business grows and builds on the platform, that you could create objects and basically call out those objects for use.

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it_user373962

Project Manager at a construction company with 1,001-5,000 employees

Feb 2, 2016

In the eight years I've used Intellect, it has improved dramatically. Four years ago, I would have suggested improvements to the way it handles printouts, but that's been improved by the integration with PDFs. I also would have suggested integration with other databases, but that's been done as well. Two years ago, I would have requested a mobile version, but now there is one. At the time, I also wanted a hyperlink that could link to any record anywhere in the system irrespective of which template is was. But they added that upon my request. Also, there were cursive queries that involved parent-child and parent-parent relationships, but the data in the system got very large. Those queries would then take exceptionally longer and slow down the system, resulting in performance issues. So Intellect developed a new way of avoiding cursive queries altogether. I struggle to think of a big new feature that I'd like added because I've built it out to be very big and very stable. It just works. As our big project is winding down, we're considering whether to market it more generally for our company. Because we've built it out, we can use it in the future. Actually, one of the big things that they could have improved is the visual interface of the project, but even that's just being revamped, so I can't complain about that now.

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it_user379668

QSHE Manager at a engineering company with 501-1,000 employees

Feb 2, 2016

It is a very feature rich product. We haven't reached the limit of what we intend to do with it by any means, but certainly we desire and we've got pretty big imaginations here. We do want to do some pretty cool stuff, so there are some things that we've requested. I think the one thing that's immediate right now is the ability to publish selective things instead of the entire application itself. Literally, at this very moment, in a situation where when I started making some major changes for another release, which impacts things that are in use right now very significantly. I've got users out there that need me to make changes to the current setup that are fairly minor, but I have to make an archive of my design environment, put it off to the side, and adapt the environment to my design environment, make those changes, publish it, then right back and then duplicate everything I just did. I want to add a report, or I only want to publish a single app. I know it's standalone in and of itself, and it's been hard from a design standpoint.

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