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Your brand, in one place not scattered across ten tools.

Updated 2026-10-16

Your brand, in one place not scattered across ten tools.

Process Mining: See how work actually flows through your workspace

Every team has a written process and a real process. The written one lives in a slide deck. The real one lives in the timestamps of every record you touch, a deal moved here, a ticket assigned there, an invoice approved on Friday at 4pm. Worknano Process Mining reads those timestamps across every module and shows you the actual map of how work flows, not how you said it would.

Enterprise process intelligence, without the enterprise project

Traditional process mining meant a year-long rollout, a dedicated data team, and a bill only Fortune 500 companies could justify. Worknano ships this capability directly inside the workspace you already use to run your business: discover bottlenecks, see where work stalls, and fix it with automations, without exporting logs or hiring consultants.

What it reconstructs

Built for small teams, not control towers

Startups and growing companies need practical answers:

Process mining answers these from live workspace data. No event schema project. No IT ticket. Turn it on once you have enough history, often within the first few weeks.

From insight to automation in one click

Spotting a bottleneck is only the start. Worknano Process Mining proposes the automation that would fix it: a routing rule, SLA, templated reply, or no-code workflow. Approve it and it ships directly into your workspace. The next mining run shows whether the metric improved.

Built on data you already have

No separate event pipeline, no extra integrations. Every Worknano module writes to the same audit log store. Process mining reads it directly, respecting your role and row-level permissions.

When it pays off fastest

“We thought our renewal process took two weeks. Process mining showed the median was 41 days because of one approval step nobody owned. We removed it on Tuesday and renewals went out the next morning.”