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Design in the open. Run in production.

BIAMI Dev is the open-source version of the BIAMI business process automation framework for 10X Operations.

Design automations in the open-source version, then use them in production for 10X Value.

  • Open-source BIAMI framework
  • Built for 10X Operations
  • Production-ready for 10X Value
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What it does

Design automations

Design business process automations in the open-source version.

Process-driven software

Build software driven by your business processes.

Faster delivery

Accelerate the delivery of your software.

Change management

Software works exactly the way the processes were designed.

How it works

1

Design in BIAMI Dev

2

Take it into production

3

Software matches the process

Where it runs in 10X

10X Operations

BIAMI Dev is the open-source version of the BIAMI business process automation framework. Design your automations in it.

Explore 10X Operations →See the 10X Operations Program →

10X Value

Take what you designed into production. Build software driven by your business processes, so delivery accelerates and the software works exactly the way the processes were designed.

Explore 10X Value →See the 10X Value Program →

Works with

BIAMI Automation

See BIAMI Automation →

Use cases

Process-driven software

Build software that follows your business processes.

Faster delivery

Accelerate delivery of process-driven software.

Change management

Keep software aligned with how your processes are designed.

Frequently asked questions

What is BIAMI Dev?

The open-source version of the BIAMI business process automation framework for 10X Operations.

Can I use what I design in production?

Yes. Automations you design in the open-source version can later be used in production for 10X Value.

What can I build with it?

Software driven by your business processes.

How does it help with change management?

It helps with change management, so software works exactly the way the processes were designed.

Where do I find it?

At biami.dev.

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