Stop hand-writing the Formio-to-Camunda layer.
Webhook handlers, variable serialisation, type coercion, error handling: Bridge does the integration work you rewrite on every project, so your team builds the process instead of the plumbing.
Variable Mapper · Sample data
What changes for IT.
The integration is configuration, not code.
Form fields are matched to process variables in the visual mapper, with automatic mapping where names agree. You test a mapping without writing or deploying a webhook.
- Variable Mapper with automatic mapping
- Version pinning for each form and process
- Mappings re-pointed when a workflow moves from Camunda 7 to 8
Deploy from the browser, with versions you can trust.
Workflows, forms and decision tables are designed in Bridge and deployed to Camunda 8 in one click. Drafts, version history and an editor lock stop two people overwriting each other.
- BPMN, form and DMN editors
- Drafts, version history and editor locks
- One-click deploy to Camunda 8
Failures show up where they happened.
An incident appears on the live BPMN diagram with its error context and a one-click retry, instead of in a log someone reads days later.
- Incidents on the live diagram
- One-click retry
- Notification centre for what needs attention
The screens you will use most.
Recorded in Bridge with sample data.
Workflow designerDraw BPMN and deploy to Camunda 8 from the browser.Sample data InstancesEvery case live, incidents included, with a retry.Sample data
Questions IT teams ask first
Do we have to change our BPMN diagrams or Formio forms?
No. Bridge sits alongside your existing Formio forms and Camunda process definitions. You connect them in the visual mapper; nothing about your BPMN diagrams or form schemas has to change.
Which Camunda versions does Bridge work with?
Bridge runs workflows on Camunda 8. Teams still on Camunda 7 connect it to scan what they have, then move workflows, forms and decision tables to Camunda 8 one at a time; completed Camunda 7 instances stay readable in the Historic Archive.
Can we still use Camunda's own tools?
Yes. Bridge works with your Camunda 8 cluster through its APIs, so Camunda's own tools stay available for engine-level administration.
How are Camunda and Formio credentials stored?
They are encrypted at rest. Changing a connection is a permission you give per role, and admins are alerted when a connection's credentials change.
Bridge for other teams
By role
Ready to ship your first integration this week?
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