SAP Signavio

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SAP Signavio is SAP’s business process management suite for modeling, documenting, and governing how work gets done across an organization. Connecting Signavio to Duvo lets your Assignments read your documented processes, model hierarchies, and dictionary definitions, so automations can ground their work in your organization’s source-of-truth process knowledge.

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Setup

This is a credential-based connection. You provide your Signavio editor URL, tenant, and account login so Duvo can read process content from your workspace.

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Prerequisites

• An SAP Signavio account with access to the workspace whose process content you want Duvo to read.
• Your Signavio tenant ID and the editor base URL for your region (for example, https://editor.signavio.com).

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Connection Fields

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Capabilities

This connection is read-only — Duvo reads from Signavio but never creates, edits, or deletes anything in your workspace.

• Read process models — Retrieve BPMN process diagrams and their details from your Signavio workspace.
• Browse the process repository — Explore the folder and collection hierarchy to see how processes are organized.
• Look up dictionary entries — Read Signavio Dictionary items: the reusable terms, roles, systems, and documents referenced across your processes.

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Key Benefits

• Ground automations in real processes — Assignments work from your documented, approved processes instead of guessing how a workflow should run.
• No manual exports — Read process content in place rather than exporting diagrams or documentation by hand.
• One source of truth — Every assignment references the same process models and definitions your team already maintains in Signavio.
• Read-only by design — The connection only reads your process repository, so connecting it can’t change or remove anything in Signavio.

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Works Well With

• Google Docs or Microsoft Word — Turn a documented Signavio process into a written SOP or runbook for your team.
• Confluence — Publish process summaries and definitions pulled from Signavio into your team’s knowledge base.
• Slack or Microsoft Teams — Answer “how does this process work?” questions in chat using the current model from Signavio.