40+ templates to start from
Welcome sequences, payment reminders, complaint clocks, switch-out retention. Using one creates a draft; publishing is a separate, deliberate step.
Start from a template or map your own process: what triggers it, which systems it touches, and where a person must decide. Custom work is scoped with you around your systems and approval boundaries.
Welcome sequences, payment reminders, complaint clocks, switch-out retention. Using one creates a draft; publishing is a separate, deliberate step.
Start, condition, parallel, action, join, for-each, delay and end. Triggers are a webhook from your system, a schedule, or an event in a connected app.
A live canvas shows each step green, red or grey with the reason for any failure. Failed steps retry with a growing wait before they are set aside.
Several templates carry a regulatory deadline inside them, so the timing is part of the workflow instead of somebody's calendar.
Name the trigger, the data each step needs, and the points where a person must decide.
recordedStart from the closest template, add a condition and a delay, and name the capabilities each step needs.
recordedRun it as a draft and watch the canvas: green where it worked, red with the reason where it did not.
deniedPublishing is its own decision. From then on every run is recorded, and every definition is versioned.
approvedCustom integrations and deployment scope are agreed individually; no unsupported connector is implied.
A trigger from your system, a schedule or an app event starts the work, step by step, with every run recorded.
It stands on the 4 layers beneath it.
Every action an agent can take needs a setting from you. With no setting, the answer is no.
Anything you mark as sensitive stops and waits. One press approves it, and the record shows who pressed.
Each action is written to an append-only audit log in the same step as the action itself, refusals included.
Requests from your systems are signed and verified before a workflow starts, and bursts beyond the ceiling are held.
Viewer, operator and owner. People sign in with the Google or Microsoft account they already have.
No model rewrites a price or an invoice amount. Numbers are sent exactly as your system produced them.
Tell us what you run today and where the approvals sit.