Six ways to start a flow
Webhook Inbound
External system sends data to your endpoint. Fires instantly on receipt.
Model Events
Triggered on create, update, or delete of contacts, events, products, and more.
Form Submission
Fires when a public booking or form is submitted — with dual triggers for each stage.
Cross-Flow Chaining
One flow triggers another, enabling modular workflow architectures.
Cron Schedule
Recurring flows on a cron schedule — sync data from external APIs every 15 minutes, hourly, or daily.
Model Action Button
Manual action buttons on record pages. Users click, flows execute — with full access control per role or user.
What flows can do
API Call
HTTP request to any external API with configurable field mapping, headers, and token authentication.
Update or Create Model
Create or update any database record — contacts, events, products, orders — based on mapped fields.
Sequential Pipeline
Runs steps in order — each step's output available as context to every subsequent step.
Trigger Another Flow
Chain workflows — one flow completes, fires the next. Modular automation architecture.
Return Response
Returns structured data to the webhook caller — for synchronous integrations needing a response payload.
Built for production operations
Execution History
Every execution logged with status, timestamp, payload, and full result/error. Last 50 executions viewable per flow.
Visual Flow Diagrams
Interactive visual representation with colour-coded action types, triggers, and connection paths. Editable directly in the diagram view.
JSON Import / Export
Export any flow as portable JSON — including webhooks and API token config. Import with auto-creation of all dependencies in one step.
Scheduled Execution
Schedule flows for future dates with custom payloads and entity targeting. Edit, cancel, and filter scheduled flows from a dedicated admin panel. Track status through pending, running, completed, and failed states.
Tags & Organisation
Label flows with tags for filtering. Step descriptions provide human-readable labels in the diagram view.
AI-Assisted Building
Describe what you want in plain language — the built-in AI designs the complete flow, including field mappings and step ordering.
Conditional Logic
Branch flows based on data conditions — route new contacts one way, existing contacts another. Supports comparison operators, nested conditions, and fallback paths.
Model Action Buttons
Create clickable action buttons on Contact, Calendar, and Customer pages — powered by flows. Role and user-level access control determines who sees each button.
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