Activiti is a lightweight, open-source workflow and Business Process Management (BPM) engine built on the BPMN 2.0 standard. It lets organizations model, automate, and orchestrate complex business processes, from approvals and onboarding to claims and order handling, directly inside Java and web applications. As enterprises digitize operations, teams that can build and maintain Activiti-driven workflows turn manual, error-prone procedures into reliable, auditable, and scalable systems.
As organizations automate operations to cut cost and risk, this program helps your teams build and run dependable business-process workflows with Activiti. Empower your people with expert-led on-site, off-site, and virtual sessions delivered by Edstellar, a premier corporate training provider serving organizations worldwide in-person and virtually across popular languages. Fully customized to your goals, the program turns Activiti skills into lasting capabilities that lift performance across your engineering and operations teams.
By the end of the program, your team can design, deploy, and optimize production-grade workflows that cut process cycle times, reduce manual handoffs, and improve compliance and visibility. The result is faster automation delivery, lower operational risk, and a shared, standards-based approach to process management.

- Model business processes using BPMN 2.0, including events, gateways, tasks, and sub-processes, and implement them in Activiti.
- Configure and operate the Activiti process engine, including deployment, process instances, and the history and identity services.
- Develop service tasks, listeners, and custom logic, and manage user and group tasks with the Activiti Task and Identity APIs.
- Integrate Activiti with Java and web applications via the REST API and Spring, embedding workflows into existing systems.
- Apply advanced BPMN techniques such as timers, message and signal events, and error and compensation handling for robust, real-world processes.
- Optimize process performance, troubleshoot execution and error handling, and follow best practices for scalable, maintainable workflows.
- BPM and Workflow Fundamentals
- What BPM is and why it matters
- Workflow vs orchestration
- Activiti in the BPM landscape, compared with Flowable and Camunda
- Open-source licensing and ecosystem
- BPMN 2.0 Essentials
- Core notation: events, activities, gateways, flows
- Pools, lanes, and sub-processes
- Modeling a first process
- BPMN best practices
- Setting Up Activiti
- Installing the Activiti engine
- Activiti Modeler and tooling
- Project and dependency setup
- Running your first process
- Process Engine and APIs
- RuntimeService, TaskService, RepositoryService
- Process definitions and deployments
- Starting and managing process instances
- Querying processes and tasks
- Tasks and Identity
- User and group task management
- Assignments, candidates, and delegation
- Forms and task variables
- Identity service configuration
- Service Tasks and Logic
- Java service tasks and delegates
- Expressions and execution listeners
- Script and business-rule tasks
- Handling process variables
- Advanced BPMN Constructs
- Timer, message, and signal events
- Boundary and intermediate events
- Error and compensation handling
- Multi-instance and parallel execution
- Engine Configuration
- Engine and datasource configuration
- History levels and audit data
- Async executor and job management
- Transactions and concurrency
- Process Optimization
- Performance tuning and best practices
- Debugging and monitoring
- Versioning and migration
- Maintainable process design
- Spring and Application Integration
- Activiti with Spring Boot
- Embedding the engine in applications
- Dependency injection and configuration
- Testing Activiti processes
- REST API and Services
- Activiti REST API overview
- Exposing and consuming workflow endpoints
- Authentication and security
- Connecting external systems and microservices
- Real-World Delivery
- Web app workflow integration patterns
- Error handling across systems
- Deployment and production readiness
- End-to-end process project
- Workflow Developers
- Software Engineers
- System Analysts
- Process Managers
- Automation Engineers
- Business Analysts
- Solution Architects
- IT Engineers
- Application Developers
- Software Developers
- IT Support Engineers
- System Designers
Participants should have basic Java programming experience and familiarity with web-application concepts. No prior BPM or Activiti knowledge is required, an understanding of object-oriented programming and basic XML is sufficient to get the most from the Activiti training course.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Activiti and what is this training about?
Activiti is an open-source, BPMN 2.0 based workflow and Business Process Management (BPM) engine. This instructor-led training teaches your team to model, build, integrate, and manage automated business processes using Activiti.
Who should attend this Activiti training?
It suits developers, software engineers, solution architects, and technical teams who design or automate business processes. Java familiarity is recommended.
What are the prerequisites?
Basic Java programming and web-application concepts. No prior BPM or Activiti experience is required.
How long is the training and what is the format?
The program runs 32 to 40 hours, instructor-led, delivered onsite or virtually, and is fully customizable to your team's schedule and use cases.
Is the training customizable to our systems?
Yes. Content, examples, and labs are tailored to your technology stack, processes, and real-world workflow scenarios.
Will the team work on hands-on projects?
Yes. Every module includes hands-on labs, ending in an end-to-end workflow integration project.
Does this cover integrating Activiti with our applications?
Yes. The program covers Spring and Spring Boot integration, the Activiti REST API, and connecting workflows to web applications and external systems.
How is this different from Flowable or Camunda?
Activiti is the open-source engine those projects descend from, so the BPMN 2.0 skills taught here transfer directly to Flowable and Camunda if you migrate.
Do participants receive certification?
Participants receive an Edstellar course completion certificate, and the training also strengthens readiness for BPM and Activiti implementation roles.
How do we get started or request a quote?
Contact Edstellar for a tailored proposal, and we will scope the curriculum, duration, and delivery format to your team's needs.




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