Add Flowver to your GitHub repository. No scripts, no configuration.
Open a pull request
Push any branch that modifies .bpmn or .dmn files and open a PR. Flowver picks it up automatically.
Review changes visually
Open Flowver to see changes made to the diagram.
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Process model change detection— BPMN & DMN changes detected
No conflicts with base branch
Merging can be performed automatically.
Everything your team needs to review process changes
Visual diff on the canvas
Added, removed, and modified elements highlighted directly on the BPMN or DMN diagram.
Property-level change detail
Never miss a change. Compare every modified element down to names, conditions, assignments, and custom attributes.
Native GitHub integration
Works as a GitHub App on every pull request. Models are hosted and stored by GitHub.
Private repository support
Works with public and private repositories.
Built for every workflow
Detect changes immediately.
The Spotlight feature highlights modified, added, and removed elements, making it easy to identify changes even in large models.
Browse a model's full revision history
Step through every past revision of a BPMN or DMN file, see who approved each change, and compare any two revisions to spot exactly what shifted over time.
Know exactly what changed inside each element
Select any modified element to see a before-and-after breakdown of its properties.
Blend between old and new with a slider
Use the slider to switch between the old and new versions and easily identify changes, including moved elements.
Leave comments tied to specific elements
Comment directly on BPMN or DMN elements in the review canvas. Comments sync back to your GitHub pull request automatically.
Review every changed model in one place
All BPMN and DMN files affected by a pull request are listed by the app, allowing you to review them without switching views.
Common questions
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