CIB seven Partner Switzerland
Camunda 7 to CIB seven migration for Swiss companies
Move business-critical Camunda 7 workflows to CIB seven with a migration plan that protects existing BPMN/DMN models, integrations, and production stability.
A safer route after Camunda 7 end-of-life
CIB seven is a long-term open-source alternative for organizations that want continuity from Camunda 7 without immediately rebuilding every process on a new orchestration model. We help you understand what can be reused, what must change, and what needs to be tested before production rollout.
The work is not just replacing dependencies. We look at process applications, Java delegates, external workers, forms, history requirements, authorization, operations, and data assumptions so the migration is auditable and controlled.
Migration scope
- BPMN, DMN, Java/Spring Boot, REST integrations
- Runtime configuration and dependency migration
- Regression testing and business scenario validation
- Production readiness, rollback planning, and support
Migration approach
Inventory Camunda 7 process applications, BPMN/DMN models, external tasks, delegates, listeners, forms, and custom plugins.
Assess compatibility with CIB seven and identify dependency, package, runtime, and database migration risks.
Create a controlled migration plan with test scope, rollback path, and operational acceptance criteria.
Execute the migration in increments and validate workflows with automated regression tests and business scenarios.
Frequently asked questions
Can existing Camunda 7 BPMN and DMN models be reused with CIB seven?
In many cases the goal is to keep existing models and reduce rewrite risk. We review BPMN, DMN, Java integrations, forms, plugins, and runtime assumptions before defining the migration path.
Do you support production migration projects in Switzerland?
Yes. Peak Code Consulting is based in Aarau and supports Swiss companies with assessment, implementation, testing, and production migration planning.
Is this only a technical dependency update?
No. A safe migration also needs process inventory, regression strategy, operational checks, data validation, and stakeholder sign-off for business-critical workflows.