Business Process Management methodologies are typically categorized into three distinct operational types: integration-centric, human-centric, and document-centric BPM. Integration-centric BPM focuses on automated workflows that require minimal human intervention, integrating disparate enterprise software systems and application programming interfaces to pass data seamlessly. Human-centric BPM concentrates on processes heavily driven by user interaction, approvals, and manual decision-making steps, featuring intuitive task dashboards for employees. Document-centric BPM revolves around managing, tracking, and routing document-heavy workflows—such as contracts or regulatory filings—through specific review and authorization stages.