While it might not be as scalable as some other technologies, I think that for someone who leverages Bonita's advantages, scalability won't be a problem. For the cloud version, scalability is automatically managed, so you don't need to worry about the number of users. It offers a fixed budget for a year, so you don't have to be concerned about the number of users using it or the number of process instances created.

The solution is 100% scalable. 3000 to 6000 users are using this solution. We plan to increase the usage to 10,000 because it is a regulated solution.

Since I am using Community Edition, I rate the scalability an eight out of ten. Five people use the solution in our organization.

The tool is scalable. My company has 500 users for the solution. We have plans to increase the product's usage. 

We have not needed to expand the solution at this time. We have not experimented with it in regards to scalability.

We have more than 2,000 people using the solution in my organization.

It is scalable. It is robust enough to scale to additional properties. You can also have a clustering mechanism. It is robust enough for a workflow solution.

We have four active customers, and we have done implementation for close to eight customers.

I do not have experience in scaling up the platform but I expect that it is similar to other products.

We have approximately fifty people using this solution, all of which are end users.

I believe that it is scalable.

So far, we have not had to scale beyond a single server install. The software has scaled up to hundreds of concurrent processes and run well on the single server.

I never had scalability issues.

No issues.

Scalability of the Bonita BPM Community version is low. The paid version may be better, but I don't have contact with it.

I'm not a developer and the community edition is limited, so I can't speak to the scalability of the solution. I'm the only user of the solution in the company. Currently, I'm testing it to see how it works.

I have not encountered issues with scalability.

Not evaluated yet.

No