Run batch jobs and workflows on a faster, modernized engine
Also listed as: Rearchitect Batch & BPM engine with .NET 10
What is it?
Xelence will rebuild the engines that run batch jobs and business process management (BPM) workflows on .NET 10, a current long-term-support version of Microsoft's platform.
Why does it matter?
Heavy back-end processing, such as nightly batch runs and large workflow volumes, can take longer than the time available and compete with daytime work.
Faster batch runs and workflows that scale better with data volume, on a platform that keeps receiving security updates.
Getting it into your solution
- Needs an upgrade to the Xelence release
Start thinking about
- Which batch jobs or workflows run longest or come closest to their time window today?
- Do you have custom batch or workflow extensions that would need testing on the new engine?
- When would a move to Xelence 10.0 fit your release calendar?
Terms used on this card
- Batch job
- A scheduled task that processes many records at once, such as nightly payments or file imports, without anyone clicking through each one.
- Business process management (BPM)
- Designing, automating and tracking the steps of a business process, such as who approves what, and in what order.
- .NET LTS
- A long-term-support version of Microsoft's .NET platform, which Xelence runs on. LTS versions get security and reliability updates for about three years.
Learn more
- Microsoft .NET support policy Documentation, opens in a new tab