Russian software developers BPMSoft, part of the Lansoft holding, and Red Soft have confirmed the compatibility of the BPMSoft AI-driven low-code platform with the Red OS 8 operating system. This integration allows organizations to deploy import-independent tools for building business applications with minimal coding requirements.
The joint solution supports the stable operation of CRM, BPM, ITSM, and SRM systems within resilient IT infrastructures. Red OS 8 is a FSTEC-certified operating system included in the Russian software registry, with over 2 million installations. It is approved for use in critical information infrastructure up to the first category of significance.
BPMSoft is also FSTEC-certified to the fourth level of trust and is listed in the Russian software registry. The platform currently serves more than 500 clients across sectors such as finance, retail, energy, and government. It is designed as a high-load system capable of supporting tens of thousands of users in geographically distributed organizations.
According to BPMSoft deputy technical director Maxim Mostovshchikov, this compatibility is a step toward providing secure, import-independent business automation tools. Anna Avkhimovich, head of technology partner marketing at Red Soft, noted that the integration enables clients to automate processes securely while building stable systems for both corporate and public sectors.
