WORKFLOW AUTOMATION
Business workflow automation, orchestrated.
Connect the steps between your systems and people into one workflow that runs the same way every time and shows you what happened.
- Trigger
- Validate
- AI classification
- Condition
- CRM
- Notification
- Completed
Problem
Processes cross systems, but the handoffs are manual.
A single business process usually touches several tools. Between them, people copy data, send reminders and check whether something happened.
- Work waits for someone to notice it
- Each handoff is a chance for an error
- Nobody sees the whole process in one place
FLOWTYPE solution
One workflow definition, run and monitored end to end.
FLOWTYPE ORCHESTRATE models the process as a workflow: a trigger, steps, conditions and outcomes. It executes each run and records what every step did.
- Triggers start work from events, schedules or API calls
- Conditions route work by rule
- Every run leaves a step-by-step record
Product visualization
Run the Customer Onboarding workflow
Select RUN DEMO to watch a simulated execution. Click any step to inspect its sample input and output.
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Capabilities
What you get
Triggers
Start a workflow from a webhook, schedule or API call.
Conditions
Branch on data with explicit, readable rules.
Integrations
Act on business systems through connectors and APIs.
Approvals
Pause for a person and continue on their decision.
AI steps
Classify or extract data inside the flow.
Run history
Inspect input, output and duration for every step.
Workflow example
Example: Customer Onboarding
A new customer signs up. The workflow validates the record, classifies the account, updates the CRM and notifies the team.
01
Trigger
A webhook delivers the new customer event.
02
Logic
Rules validate required fields and check for duplicates.
03
AI
A classification step assigns segment and priority.
04
Actions
The CRM record is created and the team is notified.
05
Result
The run is stored with a full step history.
- New customer signup
- Validate customer
- AI classification
- Priority is high?
- Create CRM record
- Notify team
- Completed
Technical explanation
How a workflow is defined
A workflow is a versioned definition of steps and transitions. The illustration below shows the shape of a definition and is a demonstration, not a published schema.
- Each step has a type, configuration and retry policy
- Transitions can carry conditions
- Definitions are validated before they can be published
{
"name": "Customer Onboarding",
"trigger": { "type": "webhook", "event": "onboarding.created" },
"steps": [
{ "id": "validate", "type": "rules", "ruleset": "customer-basics" },
{ "id": "classify", "type": "ai.classify", "output": "segment,priority" },
{ "id": "crm", "type": "connector", "action": "create_record", "retry": 3 }
]
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BUILD YOUR FIRST WORKFLOW.
Turn repetitive business processes into reliable, observable workflows.