Camunda 7 to 8, one process at a time.
Bridge reads your Camunda 7, shows exactly what moving it involves, and moves workflows, forms and decisions to Camunda 8 while your task experience stays the same. Your Camunda 7 history stays readable in a Historic Archive.
Camunda 7
Java API · History DB
Camunda 8
Zeebe · Cloud-native
How a migration runs in Bridge.
- 01
Scan Camunda 7
Bridge connects to your Camunda 7 and lists what it finds: workflows, forms, decision tables, the code that needs a job worker, history, and the instances still running.
- 02
Choose and get a quote
Tick the workflows to move; the forms and decisions they use follow. Every item is listed in the quote, and the price is frozen when you send the request.
- 03
Check your Camunda 8 target
Before anything moves, Bridge checks that your Camunda 8 cluster can receive the deployments.
- 04
Migrate with live progress
Once the quote is approved, the run deploys to Camunda 8 with live progress and a record per item. Retries of the same items are free.
- 05
Keep the history
Completed Camunda 7 instances stay searchable in a read-only Historic Archive inside Bridge.
What moves, and what to plan for.
Moved by Bridge
- BPMN workflows (latest version)
- Formio forms used by those workflows
- Decision tables (DMN)
- Variable mappings, re-pointed to Camunda 8
Listed so you can plan
- Java delegates, scripts and expressions that need a job worker
- Embedded HTML forms, which Bridge cannot move
- Instances still running on Camunda 7
- History, kept in the Historic Archive
A trial includes a free sample: one workflow migrated with its forms and decisions, so you can see the result before you request a quote.
Questions technical leads ask first
Do we have to migrate everything at once?
No. You choose the workflows for each run and move them one at a time, so forms and the task experience stay stable while the engine underneath changes.
What happens to our Camunda 7 history?
Completed instances are kept in a read-only Historic Archive in Bridge, searchable like any other case.
How is a migration priced?
Per item: workflows, forms, decision tables, workers and history. You see every line before you request it, the price is frozen at request, and nothing runs until the quote is approved.
What can't Bridge move?
Embedded HTML forms are listed with a note, since they need to be rebuilt as Formio forms. Code that needs a job worker is listed too, so you know what to write.
Ready to ship your first integration this week?
Test it on your own, or book a free 30-minute live demo: a real Formio submission starting a Camunda 8 process, mapped, monitored and audited, in under an hour.