Record what your applications are used for, who owns them and which workflows depend on them. PULSE connects system profiles with processes and documented interfaces.
From an application list to meaningful connections.
A system name alone does not explain how an application is used. Its profile and connections make its purpose clear.
Switch applications and open the related process connections.
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IT landscape
Applications and their use in the organisation
Application register
Application register
3 applications
ApplicationAccountableLifecycle
Demo data reviewed on 12 July 2026
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01
Describe the system.
Capture business purpose, ownership and lifecycle. The data status shows how current the information is and where a review is due.
Business context
Ownership and lifecycle
Data status and maintenance
02
See how it is used in a process.
Link applications in the process cockpit and at individual BPMN steps. PULSE brings these connections together and shows why each system is needed in the workflow.
Process–system connections
Assignments at BPMN steps
Describe usage clearly
03
Document interfaces.
Record the source, destination and purpose of a connection. Add its importance, ownership and possible workarounds if it is interrupted.
Source and destination
Purpose and importance
Ownership and workaround
Connected in PULSE
Understand which work a system supports.
CRM, SAP SD and DMS each serve a different purpose in quote approval. Process connections show where a system is used and which information belongs with it.
System profiles and documented connections give the PULSE assistant context: what each application is used for and which workflows it supports. Quality depends on keeping the information up to date.
The business purpose, ownership, lifecycle and data status, among other details. Together with process connections, these explain how the application is used.
Where do process connections come from?
From systems explicitly linked in the process cockpit and assigned to BPMN steps. These connections are considered together.
What is the interface register for?
It documents a connection and its business context: source, destination, purpose, importance and ownership. A workaround can describe how work should continue during an interruption.
The full product viewPULSE views with demo data
Understand what each system is used for and who is responsible.
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