Who typically owns implementation: business teams, IT, or both?

Both but with clearly defined lanes. Business teams own workflow design, logic, and day-to-day management, no code required. API connections within WEM are straightforward to set up.

IT teams grant access to external data sources and systems. They handle security sign-off, which we navigate successfully with enterprise clients as standard.

Is WEM suitable for regulated industries like healthcare or government?

Yes, we have clients in both sectors, and we’ve successfully navigated their compliance and security assessments. WEM gives you the tools to build workflows that meet regulatory standards: audit trails, role-based access control, and compliance documentation are all straightforward to configure within the workflow automation platform.

What’s the difference between WEM and a traditional BPM tool?

Traditional BPM tools were built for IT. WEM is built for the people who run the processes with the intelligence layer, no-code flexibility, and integration depth that enterprise operations actually need.

How long does it take to go live with WEM?

Small enterprise process automations and single workflows reach production in weeks. Larger, more complex applications take months, still a fraction of what traditional development cycles require. And because WEM is iterative by design, you’ll see real value before you’re fully live.

Every project is different. If you want a better sense of what your timeline looks like, our experts are happy to scope it with you.