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In Business Process Management (BPM), BOAT stands for Business Orchestration and Automation Technologies. Introduced by Gartner, BOAT is an enterprise framework that describes the convergence of multiple, previously isolated automation and workflow tools into a single, unified orchestration layer. [1, 2, 3, 4]
The primary acronyms and technology layers that build out a BOAT-based BPM platform are grouped below by their function.
The 4 Core Pillars of BOAT
A true BOAT platform merges these four foundational technology sectors into one ecosystem: [1]
- BPA / BPM – Business Process Automation / Business Process Management: The overarching discipline and software layer used to design, model, execute, and optimize end-to-end organizational workflows. [1, 2]
- RPA – Robotic Process Automation: Technology used to build software "bots" that emulate human actions to automate repetitive, structured, and rule-based tasks. [1]
Advanced & Complementary BOAT Acronyms
- AI / GenAI – Artificial Intelligence / Generative AI: Embedded intelligence used for decisioning, predictive analytics, and conversational workflow interactions. [1, 2]
- IDP – Intelligent Document Processing: The use of AI and machine learning to read, extract, and structure data from unformatted text or documents (like invoices or emails). [1, 2]
- BAM – Business Activity Monitoring: Real-time tracking of operational KPIs and process performance to quickly flag errors or bottlenecks. [1, 2]
- BPMN – Business Process Model and Notation: The standard graphical shorthand used to map out and visually chart complex workflows. [1]
- API – Application Programming Interface: The underlying tech protocols that allow different software applications to communicate and pass data within the orchestration layer. [1]
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