The BPM 2026 Demos and Resources forum showcases practical tools, prototypes and research resources for Business Process Management and Process Mining. The program features demonstrations covering Petri nets, BPMN, object-centric process mining, AI-assisted process modeling, event-log analysis, simulation and BPM education. It provides participants with an opportunity to explore emerging technologies and practical solutions in BPM research.
Program Schedule
Wednesday, September 30, 2026 | Hall C+D
| No. | Paper Title | Authors |
|---|---|---|
| 409 | petrinet-io: An Extensible Library for Petri Net Modeling and Simulation | Ricardo Perez Marin, Andrej Jurco, Andrey Rivkin and Andrea Burattin |
| 416 | ProSec Modeler: Embedded Security Compliance with BPMN | Leo Poss, Linda Maria K枚lbel and Stefan Sch枚nig |
| 418 | PM4Moodle: Enabling Object-Centric Educational Process Mining | Najmeh Miri, Jelena Zdravkovic and Amin Jalali |
| 420 | I-DiDD: A Tool for the Incremental Discovery of Data-Aware Declare Models | Tedi Ibershimi, Fabrizio Maria Maggi and Marco Comuzzi |
| 421 | Streamlining the education of Declarative Process Management with Process DoCtoR | Konstantinos Varvoutas, Julian Neuberger and Hugo A. Lopez |
| 423 | Everything Real but the Drift: A Concept-Drift Benchmark Event Logs for Process Mining | Alessandro Padella and Francesco Vinci |
| 425 | Multi-Log Comparison Using Transition Systems | Steffen Anh盲user, Lukas H盲u脽ler, Lasse Jacob, Harry H. Beyel and Wil M. P. van der Aalst |
| 426 | What Are Your Agents Up To? Agent Behavior Mining in Action | Maximilian K枚rner, Hoang Vu, Adrian Rebmann, Gabriel Kevorkian, Tobias Wuttke, Michael Perscheid, Gregor Berg and Timotheus Kampik |
| 428 | A Modeling Tool for Object-Centric Petri Net Variants | Maximilian K枚nig, Nils Schmitt and Mathias Weske |
| 429 | OC-SimPN: Object-Centric Petri net Simulation | Tijmen Kuijpers, Karolin Winter and Remco Dijkman |
| 430 | One Score Does Not Fit All: A Configurable BPMN Similarity Framework | Sherri Hadian, Adrian Rebmann, Robert Bl眉mel and Charlotte Balcke |
| 432 | Ocelescope: An Extensible Web Framework for Object-Centric Process Mining | G枚rkem-Emre 脰zt眉rk, Nina Graves, Aaron K眉sters, Sebastian Menne and Wil van der Aalst |
| 435 | Process of Process Mining: A Multi-perspective Event Log | Francesca Zerbato, Lisa Zimmermann and Barbara Weber |
| 437 | Modeling and Monitoring of Collaborative Processes: A Merger of BPMN and Declare | Anti Alman, Jonas Lindner, Giovanni Meroni, Andrey Rivkin, Mathias Spezia and Mih谩ly Tass |
| 438 | A Web-Based Tool for Diagramed Model Query | Sabine Nagel, Carl Corea and Patrick Delfmann |
| 439 | Debugging Interactions between LLMs and Users in Conversational Process Modeling | Christian Horne, Matthias Ehrendorfer, Nataliia Klievtsova, Juergen Mangler and Stefanie Rinderle-Ma |
| 440 | AutoBPMN.AI Execution Modeller: Bring Processes to Life with Conversational Process Execution | Nataliia Klievtsova, Juergen Mangler, Matthias Ehrendorfer and Stefanie Rinderle-Ma |
| 442 | BPMNLearn and Grade: Enabling Automated Grading of BPMN Models | Erik Tolboom, Karolin Winter and Laura Genga |
| 443 | ProChess: Customizable Event Log Generation from Chess Game Data | Sabine Nagel |
| 444 | BPM-Tutor: A Conversational, AI-based Learning Platform for BPMN Modeling Education | Seyyid Ahmed Ciftci, Roman Geist and Christian Janiesch |
| 445 | DORY: Dynamic Object-centric Relations for sYnthetic simulation | Francesca Meneghello, Denise Cosolo and Massimiliano Ronzani |