Workflow Builder

What would you automate first?

These are real workflows businesses ask us to build every week. Pick one that looks familiar, or build your own from scratch. When you're ready, we'll make it real.

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Workflows businesses like yours are automating

Start with a trigger

Pick what kicks off the workflow: a new order, a form submission, a schedule, anything you want.

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The same demo, dropped into real businesses. Find yours.

  • Staffing

    New candidate intake is the same five steps every time: parse, tag, screen, book, update the sheet. Humans skip steps on busy days.

    In the demo: Drag the staffing preset onto the canvas and watch the pipeline run itself.

    Everything we build for Staffing →
  • Distributors

    Order routing lives in one veteran employee's head: which orders need approval, which vendor to ping, who gets notified. When they are out, it stalls.

    In the demo: Wire a trigger to an action and a condition, and watch tribal knowledge become a workflow anyone can read.

    Everything we build for Distributors →
  • Healthcare

    Missed follow-ups are not carelessness, they are volume: recalls, referrals, no-show rebooking, all tracked by hand.

    In the demo: Build a follow-up automation from a preset and see what stops slipping through.

    Everything we build for Healthcare →
  • Property Management

    Routing depends on the one person who knows which vendor handles what.

    In the demo: The routing rules written down once, so a request reaches the right vendor without a gatekeeper.

    Everything we build for Property Management →

You just sketched it. We'll engineer it.

What you built above is a blueprint. We connect it to your real tools (CRM, billing, inventory, email) so it runs against actual data, not a demo.

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