A Quick, Easy Way to Get Started

Traditional approaches to business process automation can be daunting, making it tough to decide where to begin. Cordys eliminates this hurdle with our Proof of Concept (POC) program by delivering a fully functional, automated business process that you can immediately utilize within your organization. Cordys POC is a quick, safe, and affordable way to see firsthand how Cordys delivers faster, better business process automation with complete control over composite applications.

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Design in Days, Implement in Weeks, Make Changes Anytime

After you’ve chosen which process to automate, we’ll help you design the prototype within days, implement the pilot in just weeks, and launch a live process within only months, reducing your time to market by up to 80% versus traditional stack vendors. What’s more, we build everything using a fully operational version of the Cordys Business Process Management Suite (BPMS), leveraging your existing applications, databases, and internal processes. So you can quickly make changes at anytime and see the impact of those changes almost immediately.

Receive Comprehensive Service

To ensure you get the most out of your pilot program, we provide:

• A dedicated team, committed to helping you design, execute, monitor, and improve your business process quickly and efficiently
• A fully functional trial version of Cordys BPMS to use during your POC
• Onsite training for key members of your IT and business management staff, enabling you to fully utilize the capabilities of Cordys BPMS
• Program management, including best practices and time-saving techniques for building and managing composite applications using Cordys technology
• Technical and project support throughout the process

Criteria for a Successful Pilot Project

• Choose a business process that impacts revenue or customer service and involves disparate legacy systems and databases
• Have a vision in mind of what your ideal automated solution should accomplish
• Focus on an area where fast implementations, a quick turnaround on changes, and the ability to control complex systems and processes are essential