The new Rework operators introduce an essential process mining measure that helps identify inefficiencies caused by repeated or redundant activities within business processes. It detects loops, repeated tasks, and re-approvals. Users can analyze rework through the operators. This enables faster discovery of process inefficiencies and supports continuous improvement with actionable insights.

Effortlessly copy components and custom apps between analyses within the same project or project using the same dataset to accelerate analysis building.

When an HTTP response can’t be parsed as JSON, the HTTP extraction now displays the raw data in the response view. This offers Engineers full visibility and control over data extraction.

An additional pagination method, where the response contains a token to be added as query parameter for the next page was added to the HTTP extraction, thus supporting e.g. the Jira search/jql endpoint.

The new timer action will allow to delay the execution of a flow by a specific time.

When users switch to edit mode in the Portal, they can now update content directly through the new property panel and use the so-called "Satellite modeling" on the Diagram tab. The panel automatically respects, displays and enables edits only for the fields each user is authorized to change. This ensures controlled, secure content updates while improving efficiency for users working within the Portal.

Designers can now draft process models using files. Supported formats include for example csv, docx, xlsx, pptx, png, jpeg and pdf.

When generating processes, the Companion is now capable of connecting multiple satellites to tasks. It additionally recognizes risks, documents and services in the provided input and translates it into ARIS objects.

The AI Companion now takes customer configurations like method filters or symbols into account when creating model drafts.

Users can now intuitively navigate the model canvas through panning interactions. Users can click and drag to move around the canvas to focus on specific areas, allowing for seamless exploration and editing of large or complex models.

A top voted customer idea allowing users to open certain ARIS views in a new browser tab, thereby enabling improved portal navigation.

When customers generate EPC models from mining data, symbols will be preserved seamlessly, even if the target system doesn’t include the standard symbol types. Users can then select equivalent symbols, ensuring smooth and consistent model transfers without data loss.

The CSV upload process has been improved based on customer feedback. Users can now propagate a date pattern across all date columns, use additional pre-defined timestamp formats, override auto-detected column types as text, and benefit from a clearer reload flow for handling parsing errors.

Users can now select and upload multiple CSV files at once. This enhancement simplifies batch uploads and streamlines the CSV import process.

KPIs can now be visualized in a dynamic way with the new Radial Gauge component. It highlights performance indicators with clear thresholds, intuitive color ranges, and a visually impactful design.

Workflow designers need a way to execute the same steps across many ARIS objects without manual repetition. ARIS Flows can iterate over a set of models or metadata (e.g., all items in a folder), enforce conditional stop rules (such as halting on a rejection), and return aggregated outcomes for transparency and reporting, reducing effort and minimizing compliance gaps.

Users executing a workflow need to create, retrieve, update, and share documents directly within the process step—without switching tools or relying on manual handoffs. In ARIS Flows, they can handle end-to-end document operations (e.g., upload, read/write, versioning, link sharing, and metadata management) as governed workflow actions, ensuring traceability, reduced cycle time, and audit-ready compliance.

Forms can now help to uload and maintain documents and document objects. This improves data quality, reduces back-and-forth corrections, and helps you consistently enforce your rules.

Mails can now send documents to give users the ability to link to existing documents in ARIS or send them directly to stakeholders.

When a user publishes a new dokument (e.g. a SOP) version or updates critical metadata in ARIS ADS, they need the related governance and approval workflow to start. ARIS Flows can be triggered automatically on document and metadata changes, launching the right versioning and approval path with full document context while remaining reliable under peak load.

With the new Document Triggers, users can now start a Flow directly from documents in ADS and from stakeholder documents in ARIS. This enables document maintenance and allows documents to be used as the Flow’s start context, including relevant metadata, from both ADS and the ARIS Portal—for example, to run dedicated governance workflows on stakeholder documents.

The Heat Map component visualizes relationships across multiple dimensions using color intensity to represent value magnitude, enabling fast comparison at each intersection. This makes patterns, hotspots, clusters, and anomalies immediately visible in a table‑like view, reducing the need to scan raw numbers.

Object-Centric Process Mining (OCPM) goes beyond single-case analysis by revealing how multiple business objects—such as orders, order items, invoices, and shipments—interact across end-to-end processes. It captures object lifecycles and dependencies to provide a holistic, real-world view of complex operations that traditional process mining cannot uncover. This enables deeper insights into process behavior, bottlenecks, and inefficiencies driven by cross-object interactions.

The AI Companion enables designers and process owners to create and refine process models through natural conversation. Requirements can be clarified iteratively and adjustments made along the way. You can also request process checks or improvement suggestions, and the AI Companion will provide recommendations to help adjusting your model.

You can now generate process models using multiples files.

We now validate imported content type configuration via XML files. Errors in the configuration are displayed to users so that they can be easily corrected.

Delivers a new default breadcrumb navigation and access to the user's recently visited content to enhance the user experience and navigation efficiency. By providing a clear, clickable path through the user's click path hierarchy, user can easily backtrack to previous sections, giving them a reduced number of clicks and enhanced context awareness.

Enhance user navigation by ensuring the back arrow consistently returns users to the previously viewed model rather than the last portal tab accessed. With smart back navigation, users experience a more intuitive and predictable browsing flow, increasing efficiency and overall satisfaction during model exploration.

Users of the ARIS Portal can ask the ARIS Companion and also get information that is contained in documents. Depending on the question asked, the Companion will search for relevant documents and provide an answer while always linking to the source document based on which the answer was generated.

Fixed an issue finding identifiers and IDs like 1.1.2.3. and making sure they return correctly.

Finding the right information is crucial. To enhance this process, we offer additional filter options that narrow down and categorize search results based on criteria such as functional groups or disciplines.

A new jump‑off button has been added to Enterprise Search, allowing users to switch seamlessly from Portal Search to the Designer’s Repository Search. This enables employees with a Design license to refine search results further using advanced repository filters and tools, ensuring smooth integration between the Portal and Design environments.

All active search filters are now displayed prominently in Enterprise Search, including content type, source/database, country, role, location, and “My Content” filters. Users can quickly see, understand, and adjust every filter applied, making it easier to broaden or refine search results at any time.

Plan simulations that reflect how your business really works. With configurable working days and working hours in ARIS Simulation, you can define when resources are actually available (e.g., Monday–Friday, 9:00–17:00, excluding weekends or specific days). This makes throughput times, waiting times, and bottlenecks in your simulation results far more realistic and helps you evaluate scenarios like extended shifts, weekend work, or regional calendars before changing real-world operations.

Process owners need recurring governance activities (e.g., lifecycle reviews and validations) to run reliably on time, without depending on manual reminders or ad-hoc follow-ups. ARIS Flows can schedule timer-based triggers (monthly, quarterly, annually, or rule-based like “first Monday of the quarter”) to automatically launch the right review or validation workflow, reducing compliance risk and governance overhead.