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The aim of this paper is to propose an inference mechanism for business process integration based on contextual information associated with the execution domain. The methodology used by the proposed inference mechanism is composed of a context model, formalized through contextual situations based on organizational and operational constraints, and an algorithm, which have as main function to semantic and syntactically compare variables to determine their inclusion or not in the integration. The validation of the mechanism was performed using as case study the academic accreditation process. After applying the proposed inference mechanism it can be concluded that the selection of variants is improved for process integration, taking into account the contextual information. This helps in improving the correct management of the process information such as gathering and storage, among others.

Mecanismo de Inferencia Sensible al Contexto para la Integración de Procesos de Negocio en Acreditación Académica