Camunda

Camunda develops software for process orchestration, allowing organizations to model, automate, and monitor business processes and workflows. The company was founded in 2008 in Berlin, Germany, by Jakob Freund, Bernd Ruecker, and Daniel Meyer, originally as a consulting firm before evolving into a software product company built around the open-source Camunda BPM engine.

The company's core product is a process orchestration platform that combines workflow automation, decision automation (DMN), and process modeling (BPMN) tools, used to coordinate tasks across humans, software systems, and increasingly AI agents. Camunda has expanded its offering into a cloud-native SaaS platform and has positioned its technology for orchestrating combinations of legacy systems, microservices, and AI-driven automation. Customers span industries including financial services, insurance, telecommunications, and logistics, with reported users including Goldman Sachs, Allianz, ING, and Vodafone.

Camunda has raised venture funding from investors including Highland Europe, Project A Ventures, and Automation Anywhere Ventures, with total funding in the range of $200 million as of its most recent disclosed rounds. The company maintains dual headquarters presence in Berlin and New York and employs several hundred people globally.