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Caddi vs. SAP SignavioCaddi finds more of the work than Signavio, because most of it happens in the email and spreadsheets around SAP.

SAP Signavio is process modeling and event-log mining for SAP transformations: it shows how the process should run, then an SAP project changes it. Caddi is end-to-end AI process automation: it discovers the work in the tools you already use, the person who does it builds the automation, and every run is governed.

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Jason AlafganiUpdated Sep 23, 2026

01Discover

The hours go into the work around SAP.

Engagement letters, client paperwork and status emails never become SAP records, so mining SAP data can't count them.

SAP Signavio

Compares BPMN models against mined SAP event data, priced per block of 200,000 records.

Caddi

Discover reads the email, DMS and CRM activity directly, read only, and ranks what repeats by hours. No model to draw first, no records to buy.

02Automate

Every change becomes an SAP project.

A gap found against the model waits for scoping, a partner's backlog and a test cycle before anything runs.

SAP Signavio

Recommends the change and delivers it through SAP Build, an S/4HANA workstream or an implementation partner.

Caddi

The ops person who does the work builds it from the finding, in plain English, and Caddi turns it into verified code over APIs. No SAP project, no partner.

03Govern

A governed model isn't a governed run.

Approvals on the diagram don't tell compliance what the automation did on a given matter last Tuesday.

SAP Signavio

Governs process models, versions and approvals; automations are monitored wherever they were built.

Caddi

Govern logs every run and every decision, traceable to source, so the record covers the work itself, not just the plan for it.

Frequently asked questions

What is SAP Signavio?

SAP Signavio is SAP's business process transformation suite. It combines BPMN process modeling and documentation (Process Manager and Collaboration Hub), Process Intelligence for mining event data from SAP and other systems, and tools for journey modeling and process governance. It is typically used to plan and run SAP S/4HANA transformation programs.

What are the best SAP Signavio alternatives?

For process mining on ERP data, the common Signavio alternatives are Celonis, UiPath Process Mining, Power Automate Process Mining and IBM Process Mining. For BPMN modeling, tools like ARIS and Bizagi. If you want the work found, automated and governed in one product without modeling or event-log mining, Caddi is the alternative: Discover reads the tools you already use, read only, and the ops person who does the work builds the automation in Automate.

How much does SAP Signavio cost?

SAP does not publish Signavio pricing. Third-party reports range from the low six figures to about $700,000 per year depending on modules and data volume, with Process Intelligence priced per block of 200,000 records, and most deployments run with an SAP partner. Caddi Individual is free with Discover and Automate; Team is $250 per user per month and adds Govern.

Does SAP Signavio automate processes?

Not directly. Signavio models and mines processes and recommends improvements. The change itself is delivered through SAP projects, SAP Build Process Automation or an implementation partner. In Caddi the ops person who does the work teaches Caddi the workflow once and Caddi builds it as verified code over APIs, with every run logged in Govern.

Is there a cheaper alternative to SAP Signavio?

If your goal is automating back-office work rather than modeling an SAP transformation, yes. Caddi starts free and Team is $250 per user per month, with no BPMN modeling, event-log mining or partner project required. If you are running an S/4HANA program and need governed BPMN documentation, Signavio is the better fit.