Automations that think.
Compose branching flows visually. Trigger on any event, act across any tool, and let AI decide the next best step at every node.
Everything you need, nothing you don't.
Build once. Run forever.
A single automation can replace an entire tier‑1 team — with a clearer audit trail.
Outcomes, not outputs.
Design once, deploy safely, iterate forever.
A visual builder for ops, a typed runtime for engineers, and a governance layer that keeps the whole thing safe in production.
- STEP 01Trigger on anything
Ticket events, AI classifications, CRM changes, schedules, webhooks — 200+ triggers ship out of the box.
- Real‑time + batch
- Conditional predicates
- Deduplication built‑in
- STEP 02Compose in a visual builder
Drag steps together — API calls, LLM prompts, human approvals, branches, loops. Ops owns it; engineering extends it.
- Typed inputs / outputs
- Reusable subflows
- Version diff & comments
- STEP 03Simulate against real history
Dry‑run any workflow across the last 30 days of tickets. See exactly which resolved, escalated, or would have failed.
- Replay past tickets
- Cost estimate per run
- Side‑by‑side diffs
- STEP 04Deploy blue‑green
Ship to a percentage of traffic, monitor, and roll out or roll back in one click. No downtime, no surprises.
- Canary + gradual rollout
- Instant rollback
- Per‑workflow feature flags
- STEP 05Observe & govern
Every run traced. Every LLM call metered. Budgets, alerts and approval gates keep spend and behavior in bounds.
- Full trace per run
- Per‑workflow budgets
- Required approvals on high‑risk
Answers, before you ask.
Do we need engineers to build workflows?+
No — ops owners build in the visual builder. Engineers extend with custom actions when needed.
Can we test before shipping?+
Yes — dry‑run mode replays past tickets through any workflow before you enable it.
Is there a spend limit for AI calls?+
Yes — global and per‑workflow budgets, with alerts and hard caps.
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