I suggest to start by downloading the free version, which offers basic but satisfactory features. This allows to experiment and deploy without any cost. If it aligns with your needs, you can consider purchasing the cloud version for smoother deployments, increased scalability, and access to enterprise-level features and technical support. Overall, I would rate it eight out of ten.

We recommend clients use the cloud because of its maintainability, flexibility, and elasticity. The performance is good if we go to the cloud.

We need help from front-end technologies like Angular or Node.js. For everything else, including database processes, I can take care of it myself.

Overall, I rate the solution a ten out of ten.

We have many resources like administrators and security personnel. Overall, I rate the solution a seven out of ten.

We use Bonita Community Edition. Besides the Bonita Enterprise edition’s price, I do not know what is in the Enterprise edition that's different from Bonita Community Edition. I only know that the Enterprise edition is different from the Community edition. Also, using Bonita Community Edition in production is not recommended.

On the other hand, IBM BPM stores the options indefinitely, making them easier to use. IBM BPM also has better performance. I would recommend Bonita for understanding and learning the concept of BPM. However, I would not recommend Bonita to anyone who wants to go into production for a long time.

Overall, I would rate the solution an eight out of ten.

I would rate the tool an eight out of ten. The solution improves the internal process. It creates a big impact on the organization's digitalization process. 

My advice to those wanting to implement Bonita is to be sure about resources before starting because the number of resources that are required to manage this tool is high. This is a critical point for me.

I rate Bonita an eight out of ten.

I would recommend this solution. Small and medium businesses can use this product.

I would rate Bonita a seven out of ten.

On a scale from one to ten where ten is the best, based on my experience, I would give it an eight. It is not a ten because it needs to improve in feature availability.

Maybe for beginners, there are more friendly products, but for users who are a bit more experienced, and I'm not talking about experts, I think that Bonita is a pretty good choice.

I have not experienced any limitations that blocked our implementation that was agreed upon by the client.

My advice for people looking to implement this solution is to look at what Bonita can offer, and then review and compare other products. After this, gather some experience or review the market to search for experts who can facilitate or support the implementation. 

I would rate this solution a seven out of ten.

My company is a reseller and distributor of other software, both Canadian and American, but I would like to resell Bonita as well.

I would rate Bonita an eight out of ten.

Before choosing any BPM product, definitely do a real world POC with and test ease of connectivity to external systems via REST or SOAP, evaluate ease of form development, and ease of custimization.

I rate Bonita seven out of ten.

If you are trying to use a BPM solution for a core business implementation, I would strongly consider to use a subscription version (a licensed one). Do not use a community edition for business core implementations: Just because of the support service. In the community edition, you will be quite alone because Bonita BPM community is not as active, like others.

I rate Bonita a nine out of ten.

You should check also Oracle and IBM BPM on cloud. However, if your company doesn't have a big budget, then Bonita BPM could be a good option.

It is a good product!

We use the on-premises deployment model and the Bonita Community Edition of the solution.

I can recommend the solution. It's very robust. I'd rate it seven out of ten; I'd rate it higher if the community edition was able to offer more collaboration capabilities.

It is a great product but it has a considerable learning curve.

In general, Bonita is a very good solution. It is open-source and has a good UI. I find that it is the best in terms of management for BPM features.

I would rate this solution a seven out of ten.

I hope to use this product for many years to come. It is more than helpful, it is worth the effort of learning to better our company.

Rely on the community.

I have it working with Docker and Virtual Machines.