Fluxnova is a process orchestration tool that helps organisations design and run end-to-end workflows at scale with the flexibility to evolve as their needs change. Governed by FINOS and built on open standards, it offers BPMN/DMN compatibility, migration tooling, and audit-ready execution from day one giving teams the freedom to automate and orchestrate without vendor dependence.
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Fluxnova is a collaborative open-source initiative governed by FINOS under the Linux Foundation. It’s developed and maintained by a community of contributors from leading financial institutions and technology teams currently including Fidelity, NatWest Group, Capital One, Deutsche Bank, and BMO with participation open to the wider industry.
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The first release of Fluxnova is targeted for November 2025. This milestone marks the beginning of the platform’s availability to the wider community as an open-source process orchestration solution.
Fluxnova is open source and community-governed under FINOS, avoiding costly licensing and closed ecosystems. It builds on the proven Camunda 7 engine while evolving with contributions from multiple organizations, giving you transparency, flexibility, and a roadmap shaped by real-world needs.
No. Fluxnova is released under the Apache 2.0 license, so it’s completely free to use, modify and distribute.
Yes. Fluxnova includes a migration utility that automates much of the transition, updating code, dependencies, and configurations to align with Fluxnova. Your existing process data is preserved and active workflows continue without interruption.
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Not just yet. Our initial focus is on providing a smooth migration path from Camunda 7, but expanding migration support from other process orchestration platforms is something we’re actively exploring for the future.
Absolutely. BPMN and DMN models created for Camunda 7 work with Fluxnova without modification.
In-flight cases continue running without disruption. The migrated environment supports both Camunda and Fluxnova namespaces to maintain compatibility throughout the transition.
Fluxnova runs as an embedded engine inside a Spring Boot microservice, so it inherits the deployment strategy of your host application. Whether you run on-premises, in containers, or in the cloud, Fluxnova fits seamlessly into your existing environment.
Fluxnova requires Java 21.
Yes. Fluxnova includes a Modeler for BPMN and DMN design and a front-end UI for managing and monitoring process instances, both enhanced by ongoing community contributions.
Fluxnova can integrate with your organisation’s preferred analytics platforms to meet reporting and insight needs.
Fluxnova is backed by a growing open-source community under FINOS. For organizations needing additional assurance, SLA-backed enterprise support options will be available through trained partners.
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Yes. Fluxnova is an Apache 2.0 licensed open-source project, ensuring transparency, flexibility and freedom from vendor dependence.
Yes. As a FINOS-governed open-source project, Fluxnova welcomes contributions from organisations and individuals from code and documentation to feature ideas and feedback.
The project roadmap is community-driven and focuses on continuous enhancements, improved migration tooling, and expanding orchestration capabilities. The MVP launch in November 2025 is just the beginning, Fluxnova will evolve with input from multiple organizations and an active contributor base.
Fluxnova documentation helps you move through each stage confidently.