Flows: Run your processes with agents.

Most processes were written when every step needed a person. Now, many steps don't. But the handovers are still there, the waiting too, and the case is hard to follow.

The Security questionnaire flow in three plain sentences, marked agent, rule and person; beside it a run for Northgate: the agent's draft done, the approval waiting on Mira with Approve and Send back, and the record so far. Emargen
Lena's private chat with the agent beside the initiative document: the requirements, two approaches checked against them, and the plan in slices.
Illustrative example

Say it in plain sentences

The agent writes the flow with you, from your words or the page where your team already wrote it down. Each sentence becomes a step, a rule or a judgement call. Try it on a sample case before anyone relies on it.

Agents take the steps they can

Drafting, collecting, checking: the agent does its steps on its own. A person's step waits in their Inbox with the case in front of them. An approval can't be skipped.

Every case in one place

Start a run from the ticket you have; the agent fills in the rest. Each run shows where it stands, who it's waiting on and what was done, and keeps its own record.

Try it on a real process.

Bring the process your team runs most. Watch the handovers, questions and approvals stay with each case.

Write your first flow →

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