Licensing
Zoumadi first-party software and content are commercially licensed by 3eAI Labs Ltd (the Licensor) under a separate written agreement. Access to a repository, or possession of a copy, is not by itself a usage licence. This site does not offer free production use, a trial entitlement, a price list, a service-level agreement, or automatic licence enforcement.
Third-party components keep their own licences and notices. This notice does not withdraw, terminate or restrict rights already granted under Apache License 2.0 or another valid licence for earlier revisions or material covered by those grants. No claim of exclusive rights over previously Apache-licensed material is made. Full third-party notices are on the legal notices page.
What a commercial conversation can cover
A written agreement can cover software use, integration, migration assessment and support. Evaluation scope, term, production environments and any redistribution or managed-service rights are set out in that agreement, not on this page.
FAQ
What does it cost? Pricing is agreed directly with the Licensor as part of a written commercial agreement; nothing on this site states a price, tier or quota. Discuss an evaluation to start that conversation.
Is there a free trial or a free edition? No. Zoumadi is commercially licensed, as stated above; this site offers no trial entitlement and no free edition. If you want to assess fit before committing, say so when you start a conversation — evaluation terms are something the agreement can cover, not something the site can promise in advance.
How do I know whether my BPMN models run on Zoumadi? The Capabilities page sets out what Zoumadi executes today, and Is Zoumadi a fit? explains how a model-by-model assessment works. Engine’s own deploy-time validator is the authority, so the answer you get back is definite.
What does “read-only” mean for Cockpit? Cockpit reads bounded projections of Engine state and has no action that changes a running process. The Product page’s Cockpit section states its current status with its source and date.
What do I need before I can try Zoumadi? A NATS JetStream cluster, external worker processes for your service tasks, and — for Cockpit — an OIDC identity provider are the main prerequisites. The Requirements page lists them all, each with its current status.
About the product this licence covers
One statement from the product itself, for context:
Zoumadi runs a declared subset of Camunda 7 dialect models — none start/end events, external service tasks and call activities — without converting them. Compatibility is assessed model by model, and anything outside the subset is refused at deploy time rather than run incorrectly. — for the supported linear subset.