From chaos to clarity
Miro is great for brainstorming. When you need structure, validation, and automation-ready processes - you need Crismo.
BPMN 2.0 compliant • Automation-ready
Why teams switch
Why teams choose Crismo over Miro
Structure over chaos
Freeform is fun until you need to execute. BPMN brings clarity, consistency, and standards that your automation team can actually use.
AI that creates real diagrams
Upload a meeting transcript and get a validated BPMN diagram - not sticky notes. AI Discovery turns conversations into executable processes.
Automation-ready output
Export BPMN XML that feeds directly into Camunda, Flowable, or any automation tool. Miro exports... images.
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100,000+
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Enterprise BPM expertise
15+
years building process tools
"We've taught process modeling to 100,000+ students and built tools at Signavio and Camunda. Crismo is what we wished existed - powerful enough for experts, simple enough for everyone we've taught."
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