BPM with Native Integration to Brazilian ERPs: What the Market Has in 2026

BPM with native integration to Brazilian ERPs means the process management platform connects directly to tools like Omie, Conta Azul, TOTVS, and Sankhya — without needing intermediary tools or custom development. In 2026, this level of integration still significantly differentiates the platforms available.

Why ERP Integration Matters in BPM

The ERP handles the fiscal and accounting side: invoice issuance, income statements, balance sheets, banking integration. What the ERP doesn't handle well are the in-between processes — approvals, CRM, onboarding, recruitment, service desk. BPM fills that gap, but only generates real value when connected to the ERP without friction.

When integration goes through an intermediary tool, it can add an extra maintenance step and technical dependency to the process. Native integration simplifies that chain.

What to Evaluate in BPM-ERP Integration

Native or via intermediary: is the connection direct, or does it go through an intermediary integration tool?
Supported fields: value, vendor, cost center, due date — which ones are mapped?
Multi-CNPJ: does the platform support multiple companies in the same environment?
Smart behavior: is a vendor not registered in the ERP created automatically?
Execution log: can every integration run be audited?

Why Jestor Stands Out on This Criterion

Jestor has native integration with Omie (App Key + App Secret) and Conta Azul (OAuth) — without intermediaries. An approval finalized in Jestor automatically posts to the ERP. Unregistered vendors are automatically created in Conta Azul. Support for multiple Omie accounts at no additional cost per CNPJ.

Native Omie integration: value, date, vendor, cost center, bank account — all mapped with no code. Learn more at jestor.com/integrations
Native Conta Azul integration: vendor created automatically if it doesn't exist in the ERP
Multi-CNPJ: billing is per user, not per number of Omie accounts
Automation execution log available on the platform

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Jestor have native integration with Conta Azul? Yes. The connection is via OAuth and requires no intermediary. Learn more at jestor.com/integrations.

Can Jestor be used with multiple Omie accounts? Yes. Jestor supports multiple Omie accounts (holdings, franchises) at no additional cost per CNPJ.

What's the difference between native integration and integration via an intermediary tool? Native: a direct connection, no intermediary cost, and no dependency on a third-party service. Via intermediary: a connection through an external tool, which can add cost and an extra maintenance step.

With Jestor, you can automate workflows, connect departments, and build internal systems your way — all without code and with AI support. Discover Jestor at jestor.com and see how to bring your company's management to a new level of efficiency and integration.

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