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Logo Customer Industry Empl. Revenue Country Vendor Application Category When SI Insight
Alliant Credit Union Banking and Financial Services 658 $180M United States Hyland OnBase BPM Process Mining 2019 n/a
In 2019, Alliant Credit Union implemented OnBase BPM in a Process Mining initiative to extend its enterprise content services footprint. Alliant originally deployed the OnBase content services platform in late 2011 to begin automatically capturing documents and information, but initial use was limited to scanning, storing and retrieving documents in only a few departments. The OnBase BPM implementation focused on configurable workflow engines and content capture capabilities to automate time-consuming, paper-based processes. Implementation work emphasized document capture, electronic storage, indexed retrieval, and process orchestration so staff could stop printing and instead access documents electronically from multiple systems. OnBase BPM was integrated with Alliant's Symitar core processing system to provide instant and secure access to reports and member documentation without leaving core screens. Operational coverage expanded from a handful of departments to enterprise-wide use across operations and member services, aligning content services with account processing and reporting workflows. Governance and process change centered on electronic-first document handling and workflow-driven approvals, with process owners retooling procedures to leverage OnBase BPM routing and records access. More than 95 percent of the credit union's documentation is now electronic, and integrated OnBase BPM workflows deliver centralized access to member documentation and reports.
California State University, East Bay Education 1506 $245M United States Hyland OnBase BPM Process Mining 2020 n/a
In 2020 California State University, East Bay implemented OnBase BPM within a Process Mining context to automate transcript intake and the initial evaluation steps that support admissions and transfer credit processing. The implementation is explicitly tied to OnBase BPM as the core application for process orchestration and case management across admissions workflows. Configuration focused on capture and automated data extraction, pairing OnBase BPM workflow capabilities with Brainware for Transcripts to deliver OCR and template free document intelligence. Functional capabilities implemented included document classification, rules based field extraction, automated routing to registrar review queues, and workflow triggers to escalate exceptions and queue transfer credit evaluations for manual validation. Integrations were explicit, OnBase BPM was integrated with Brainware for OCR and template free capture to ingest a wide variety of incoming transcript formats. Operational coverage centered on the admissions office and university registrar processes, streamlining intake work across peak enrollment windows while leveraging the existing Hyland OnBase footprint already in use at the university. Governance centered on defining intake rules, exception handling procedures, and reviewer escalation workflows to control data quality and review cadence. University registrar Angela Schneider provided a stakeholder endorsement of the decision, citing prior trust in Hyland OnBase and the template free extraction capabilities of Brainware for Transcripts.
First National Bank of America Banking and Financial Services 500 $100M United States Hyland OnBase BPM Process Mining 2019 n/a
In 2019 First National Bank of America implemented OnBase BPM to extend its OnBase enterprise information platform and address gaps in loan document tracking. The bank had originally moved to the OnBase enterprise information platform in late 2016 with Keymark after operating with an unsupported and aging DART environment, and the 2019 OnBase BPM deployment focused on delivering process-level visibility across loan origination, purchase and servicing workflows. OnBase BPM was configured to classify and organize documents into proper document types, support case management and workflow orchestration for loan packages, and prepare records for compliance auditing. The deployment implemented OnBase BPM as a Process Mining solution to provide process discovery and end to end process visibility, aligning Hyland workflow controls with document classification and routing capabilities. The implementation consolidated document tracking that had relied on DART components into the OnBase platform and integrated with the bank's existing OnBase document repositories and records processes. Operational coverage targeted loan operations, records management and servicing functions, with workflow configurations applied to track documents from booking through servicing and to maintain audit trails for loan packages. Governance changes formalized document typing, standardized packaging of loan files and introduced workflow controls managed by the records department under records department manager Jon Hinsman. The OnBase BPM deployment addressed the bank's stated need to organize documents into proper types and to track loans as packages through booking and servicing, reducing dependence on unsupported DART components.
Healthcare 3500 $1.5B United Kingdom Hyland OnBase BPM Process Mining 2019 n/a
Education 695 $223M United States Hyland OnBase BPM Process Mining 2020 n/a
Insurance 500 $80M United States Hyland OnBase BPM Process Mining 2020 n/a
Insurance 2500 $2.1B United States Hyland OnBase BPM Process Mining 2019 n/a
Government 400 $47M United States Hyland OnBase BPM Process Mining 2020 n/a
Professional Services 570 $125M Australia Hyland OnBase BPM Process Mining 2020 n/a
Healthcare 13000 $1.3B United States Hyland OnBase BPM Process Mining 2016 n/a
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  1. California State University San Marcos, a United States based Education organization with 1000 Employees
  2. Hitech Digital Solutions, a India based Professional Services company with 1000 Employees

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FAQ - APPS RUN THE WORLD OnBase BPM Coverage

OnBase BPM is a Process Mining solution from Hyland.

Companies worldwide use OnBase BPM, from small firms to large enterprises across 21+ industries.

Organizations such as NJM Insurance Group, Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, Visiting Nurse Service of New York, California State University, East Bay and John Carroll University are recorded users of OnBase BPM for Process Mining.

Companies using OnBase BPM are most concentrated in Insurance, Healthcare and Education, with adoption spanning over 21 industries.

Companies using OnBase BPM are most concentrated in United States and United Kingdom, with adoption tracked across 195 countries worldwide. This global distribution highlights the popularity of OnBase BPM across Americas, EMEA, and APAC.

Companies using OnBase BPM range from small businesses with 0-100 employees - 0%, to mid-sized firms with 101-1,000 employees - 60%, large organizations with 1,001-10,000 employees - 30%, and global enterprises with 10,000+ employees - 10%.

Customers of OnBase BPM include firms across all revenue levels — from $0-100M, to $101M-$1B, $1B-$10B, and $10B+ global corporations.

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