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FLOWTYPE

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.

  1. Trigger
  2. Validate
  3. AI classification
  4. Condition
  5. CRM
  6. Notification
  7. 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.

  1. 01

    Trigger

    A webhook delivers the new customer event.

  2. 02

    Logic

    Rules validate required fields and check for duplicates.

  3. 03

    AI

    A classification step assigns segment and priority.

  4. 04

    Actions

    The CRM record is created and the team is notified.

  5. 05

    Result

    The run is stored with a full step history.

  1. New customer signup
  2. Validate customer
  3. AI classification
  4. Priority is high?
  5. Create CRM record
  6. Notify team
  7. 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
workflow.json (illustrative)Demo example
{
  "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 }
  ]
}

BUILD YOUR FIRST WORKFLOW.

Turn repetitive business processes into reliable, observable workflows.