Feature

AI workflows that follow your processes

Draw a process step by step: which agent steps in, which tool is called, which path to take depending on the request, and when to wait for a person's yes or no. Then let it run.

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Why automate with workflows

  • A visual editor

    Drag steps onto a canvas and wire them together: agents, tools, conditions, approvals and the end of the run.

  • Started the way you need

    A workflow can answer people like an agent, run at a set time, start when one of your tools sends an event, or be launched by hand.

  • People where they matter

    An approval step pauses the run until the right person says yes or no, then the workflow carries on.

  • Every run, traced

    See the path each run took, what each step produced and what it cost.

Automate a process in three steps

  1. Draw the steps

    Start from a template or a blank canvas, and place the agents, tools, conditions and approvals.

  2. Choose how it starts

    Give it a spokesperson to answer in conversations, a schedule, an incoming webhook, or all three.

  3. Try it, then publish

    Run it on a test request, check the path it takes, and publish the version you trust.

Processes teams automate

  • Refund requests

    Sort the request, look up the order, get the refund approved by a person, then answer the customer.

  • Lead qualification

    When a form is submitted, enrich the lead, score it and notify the right salesperson.

  • Daily reports

    Every morning, gather figures from your tools and send a written summary to your team.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to code to build a workflow?

No. You draw it in a visual editor and fill in each step from a form.

Can a workflow run without anyone talking to it?

Yes. It can run on a schedule, when one of your tools calls its webhook, or when you start it by hand.

Can a person approve a step?

Yes. An approval step waits for a yes or a no before the workflow carries on.

How is a workflow different from a team of agents?

In a workflow you decide the order of the steps. In a team, a coordinator decides which specialist to ask.

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Create your account, describe what your agent should do and publish it on your first channel today.

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