Process discovery without workshops or shadowing: find out which processes your team really has.
Automated process discovery lets software find the recurring work from evidence, instead of asking people to describe it. Luminars does it on each person's own computer: a three-minute interview says what they do, their ordinary days show where it happens, and every suggestion comes with its proof.
Discovery by interview takes weeks, and produces a list nobody trusts.
Workshops, shadowing, a spreadsheet of tasks that is out of date before it is presented. People forget half of what they repeat, and the workarounds never make it into the room.
Luminars watches ordinary work and proposes what repeats, and says why.
Once a day it reads the day log, guided by your profile, and looks for jobs that repeat: same apps, same data, same order. A match becomes a suggestion in your library, with its reason ("You said weekly. Seen 4 times in 14 days, about 40 minutes each"), and you review it, snooze it or dismiss it.
Says what you said.
Shows what it saw.
Your profile's tasks come first, the rest after.
Runs once a day, in the background.
A map of the team's recurring work, per person, with the evidence beside each row.
For each person: the tasks they said they do, the tasks their days showed, and where the two meet, with how often and how long each takes by hand. In a sprint this is the report; on your own, it is your library.
Per person, by frequency.
What you said, beside what it saw.
Time by hand, estimated.
Dismiss once, it stays dismissed.
Every process Luminars writes can run. No IT needed.
Review it, answer Dolly's questions and activate it: it runs on your computer, step by step in plain words you can read and stop, in the tools you already use. Every run adds its active minutes and the by-hand estimate to the console, so the business sees the hours returned from the first week; keep it in Luminars, or export it to n8n or your agent tools.
Activate with one click.
A human step wherever you want one.
Hours returned, counted from the first run.
Export any time.
Not process mining.
Process mining suites
- Read system logs.
- Need an IT project and a data team.
- Show you flowcharts.
- Months before the first result.
- Nothing runs at the end.
Luminars
- Watches one team's real work, on their own computers.
- Installs like any app.
- Shows you processes, with the evidence.
- First suggestions within days.
- Ends with processes running.
What it does not do.
Needs a few ordinary days first. Nothing to show on day one.
Once a day, never live. It looks at the end of the day, not while you work.
Nothing from what you excluded. Excluded apps and scheduled pauses stay out.
Never turns itself on. You activate a process. Nothing starts on its own.
Common questions about process discovery.
What is automated process discovery?
Software that finds a team's recurring processes from evidence of the work itself, instead of interviews. Luminars does it from what each person says in a three-minute interview and from what their ordinary days show.
Do I need workshops or shadowing?
No. Install the app, answer the interview and keep working.
How does Luminars know a process is real?
It proposes a process only after seeing it recur, and every suggestion shows what you said, what it saw and the days it came from.
How long until the first suggestion?
A few ordinary working days: discovery runs once a day, at the end of the day.
What happens if I dismiss a suggestion?
It stays dismissed. If the pattern keeps recurring, its count grows in the Dismissed list until you reopen it.