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Workflow Editor

The visual editor in the BPMN 2.0 standard. Every node is executable logic – from beA classification through AI steps to batch dispatch. No code, no IT department.

Matter 0002628/26 · Ritter v. AllianzAUTOMATED
IntakeAI ExtractionDocumentDeadlinePaid?YesNoTransfer to clientCreate claimto beA inbox

Every incoming beA message means the same routine at many law firms and insurers: open, read, classify, assign, process, send. The Workflow Editor replaces this manual routine with a process that is modeled once and then executed automatically, in the BPMN 2.0 standard – the cross-industry standard for process modeling.

Conditions as a Formula, Not Code

At every gateway, a condition written in FEEL (Friendly Enough Expression Language) decides how a case proceeds – for example forderungshoehe > 5000 or frist_in_tagen <= 3. Understandable to lawyers, precise enough for machine execution, without anyone having to write code.

Service Tasks Connect Every Step to the Outside World

A single node in the workflow can be more than an internal processing step: as a service task, it can trigger AI classification, send via beA, call an external specialist system, or connect a custom integration. The workflow itself remains the central control layer, traceable for every case – no matter how many systems are involved behind the scenes. More on gateways, trigger types, and service tasks in detail: Workflows (BPMN).

01

Model visually

Drag tasks, gateways, and events onto the canvas — in the BPMN 2.0 standard. What you draw becomes executable logic.

Import / export · Versioning

02

Trigger automatically

Time- and event-based triggers start the process on their own — no step needs to be kicked off manually. Freely combinable, linked with conditions.

Deadline expiry · beA inbox · Rules

03

Orchestrate AI

AI runs as an auditable step in the workflow — with clear inputs and outputs, never as an isolated tool. Controlled and reproducible.

Anonymized · Human-in-the-loop

04

Connected to every system

Any node can call an external system as a service task — beA dispatch, a specialist system, or a custom integration. The workflow remains the central control layer, traceable for every case.

beA dispatch · Specialist systems · Custom integrations

Trigger

Four ways to trigger a workflow.

A workflow doesn't only start manually: an event like a beA intake, a point in time like a deadline check, or a fulfilled condition can trigger it automatically too. Which trigger type fits a given process is a business decision — not a technical one.

Event

beA intake & status change

An incoming beA message, a new document, or a changed case status kicks off the process automatically.

Time

Deadlines & follow-ups

A deadline, a scheduled follow-up, or a fixed interval triggers the workflow at exactly the right moment — no manual reminder needed.

Condition

Rule & threshold

Once a business rule is met — say, a claim amount is exceeded — the matching follow-up process starts automatically.

Manual

Start with a click

When a deliberate decision is needed, the case handler starts the process themselves — the same process, just triggered manually.

Building Blocks & Templates

Assemble once, reuse as a template.

Building blocks like a note, an AI-drafted filing, or a beA dispatch are assembled into a process via drag & drop. Save common patterns as a ready-made template — and deploy a complete workflow for the next case with a single click.

Assemble workflow
Building Blocks
Note
Email
AI filing
Deadline
Send via beA
Create note
Generate AI filing
Send via beA
Ready-made template
Reply to Opposing Party II · Standard
5 blocks · 1 click
Use template

Example · Demand letter

One workflow, run through automatically four times.

From case creation to follow-up, the same modeled process runs — without a case handler manually triggering every step.

Case intake
Client data captured automatically
Generate document
Demand letter created automatically
Client signs
Approval in the online case file
Dispatch & reminder
Automatic dispatch · follow-up timer
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Workflows this month
avg. 4 min
Processing time
100%
automated

Active routing by area of law

Tenancy lawTraffic accidentCriminal lawContractOther

One process, thousands of cases

One workflow. The entire case volume.

The same modeled logic decides, generates, and sends — for every case, with its own individual log.

Case No.
Parties
Status
Due
028342/25
Mayer ./. Energie-Zentral
In progress
3 days
041907/25
Müller ./. Allianz
Sent
052118/25
Kern ./. DB Regio
AI review
9 days

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