QuantumBPM
by QuantumBPM (Coroid s.r.o.)
BPMN 2.0 process engine and DMN 1.5 decision engine in a single Go-based platform. QuantumBPM is a combined BPMN 2.0 process engine and DMN 1.
Key Facts
features
| Attribute | Value | As of | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| DMN TCK result | 3,367 of 3,391 DMN TCK tests passed (99.29%), engine 1.0.0, listed as QuantumDMN, recorded 2026-02-20 | Jul 2026 | DMN TCK official results |
| DMN support | DMN 1.5, Conformance Level 3 (vendor-stated) | Jul 2026 | QuantumBPM homepage |
| BPMN support | BPMN 2.0 modeler and runtime: events, gateways, subprocesses, multi-instance, call activities (vendor-stated) | Jul 2026 | QuantumBPM homepage |
| SDKs | Go, Java, Python, JavaScript/TypeScript — MIT-licensed, public on GitHub | Jul 2026 | QuantumBPM GitHub org |
| Runtime stack | Single Go binary; Temporal execution + PostgreSQL storage (vendor-stated) | Jul 2026 | QuantumBPM technical pages |
| Deployment | Managed SaaS or self-hosted (Docker Compose, Kubernetes); free local dev server via Docker | Jul 2026 | QuantumBPM pricing page |
pricing
| Attribute | Value | As of | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Credit-based billing (1 credit per DMN eval / process start / task / timer / message; history free); Starter $199/month, Scale $1,199/month, Self-hosted/Enterprise custom (no usage limits) | Jul 2026 | QuantumBPM pricing page |
company
| Attribute | Value | As of | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Legal entity | Coroid s.r.o., Nové Zámky, Slovakia (reg. 48340031, incorporated 2015) | Jul 2026 | QuantumBPM legal imprint |
| Company scale | 1 employee, €143,761 revenue per 2026 Slovak business-register filings | Jul 2026 | FinStat business register |
| Product launched | 2026 (SDKs and site content date to 2026; TCK result February 2026) | Jul 2026 | QuantumBPM GitHub org |
| Founder | Richard Bízik | Jul 2026 | QuantumBPM blog |
Pricing Plans
Starter
Credit-based: 1 credit per DMN eval, process start, task, timer, or message; history free
- ✓BPMN 2.0 runtime + DMN 1.5 decision engine
- ✓Web console and modeler
- ✓SDKs for Go, Java, Python, JS/TS
- !Monthly credit allowance per plan
Scale
Higher credit volume; annual and credit-bundle discounts available
- ✓Everything in Starter
- ✓Larger credit allowance
- ✓Volume discounts
Self-hosted / Enterprise
Custom pricing; runs on customer infrastructure
- ✓No usage limits — no credits
- ✓Unlimited projects and seats
- ✓Custom retention and OIDC
- ✓Dedicated support, SLA
About QuantumBPM
QuantumBPM is a combined BPMN 2.0 process engine and DMN 1.5 decision engine launched in 2026 by Coroid s.r.o., a Slovak company. The engine is written in Go, uses Temporal and PostgreSQL for execution per vendor documentation, and its decision engine passed 3,367 of 3,391 tests (99.29%) in the official DMN Technology Compatibility Kit (listed as QuantumDMN Engine 1.0.0) in February 2026. It ships as managed SaaS or self-hosted Docker/Kubernetes deployments with MIT-licensed SDKs for Go, Java, Python, and JavaScript; credit-based SaaS pricing starts at $199/month (Starter) as of July 2026, with a $1,199/month Scale tier and custom self-hosted/enterprise licensing.
QuantumBPM is a workflow and decision automation engine that combines a BPMN 2.0 process runtime with a DMN 1.5 decision engine in a single product. It is developed by Coroid s.r.o., a company registered in Nové Zámky, Slovakia (company registration 48340031), founded by Richard Bízik; the QuantumBPM product and its SDKs date to 2026, while the legal entity was registered in 2015. The product positions itself as an alternative to Camunda, with an explicit migration angle for Camunda 7 installations approaching end of life.
The engine is distributed as a single Go binary and, per vendor documentation, uses Temporal for deterministic workflow execution and PostgreSQL for storage. Vendor-stated BPMN 2.0 coverage includes timer, message, signal, error, escalation, and compensation events, gateways, embedded and event subprocesses, multi-instance activities, and call activities. The DMN side supports FEEL, decision tables, boxed expressions, business knowledge models, and decision services at a stated DMN 1.5 Conformance Level 3. The strongest independent evidence for the decision engine is its listing in the official DMN Technology Compatibility Kit results, where QuantumDMN 1.0.0 passed 3,367 of 3,391 tests (99.29%), recorded 20 February 2026; the same results table lists Goldman Sachs jDMN at 100%, Trisotech at 99.97%, and Camunda DMN-Scala 1.9.0 at 84.05% (recorded 2024).
QuantumBPM is offered as managed SaaS or self-hosted via Docker Compose and Kubernetes. A free development server runs locally from a single Docker image with authentication disabled, limited to local evaluation. Client SDKs for Go, Java, Python, and JavaScript/TypeScript are published under the MIT licence on GitHub, generated from one OpenAPI specification; the engine itself is proprietary. Billing is credit-based across both engines — one credit per DMN evaluation, process start, service task, user task, timer fire, or published message, with history queries free. As of July 2026 the pricing page lists two paid SaaS tiers, Starter at $199/month and Scale at $1,199/month, plus a custom-priced Self-hosted/Enterprise option with no usage limits; the free local development server is a quickstart, not a priced tier. Coroid s.r.o. reported one employee and €143,761 revenue in its most recent business-register filings, which prospective enterprise adopters may weigh when evaluating vendor continuity.
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Questions About QuantumBPM
What is QuantumBPM?
QuantumBPM is a combined BPMN 2.0 process engine and DMN 1.5 decision engine launched in 2026 by Coroid s.r.o., a Slovak company founded by Richard Bízik. Its decision engine passed 3,367 of 3,391 tests (99.29%) in the official DMN Technology Compatibility Kit in February 2026, listed as QuantumDMN Engine 1.0.0. The platform runs as managed SaaS or self-hosted on Docker/Kubernetes, ships MIT-licensed SDKs for Go, Java, Python, and JavaScript, and uses credit-based pricing: Starter $199/month and Scale $1,199/month as of July 2026, with custom self-hosted/enterprise licensing.
What is the DMN TCK and which engines pass it in 2026?
The DMN Technology Compatibility Kit (TCK) is the industry conformance test suite for Decision Model and Notation engines, with results published openly at dmn-tck.github.io. As of July 2026 the published leaderboard is led by Goldman Sachs jDMN (3,391 of 3,391 tests, 100%), followed by Trisotech (99.97%), IBM BAMOE and Apache KIE/Drools (99.91% each), Engos DecisionToolkit (99.50%), and QuantumDMN (99.29%); Camunda’s entries date from 2024 at 84.05% (DMN-Scala) and 80.86% (Camunda Platform 7.21).