In today's digital landscape, a business doesn't run on a single application. It runs on an ecosystem. Your CRM, your marketing platform, your support desk, your code repositories, and your internal databases all hold critical pieces of the puzzle. The challenge? Making them talk to each other reliably.
Connecting these disparate systems often leads to what developers call "integration spaghetti"—a tangled mess of brittle custom scripts, unmanageable webhook endpoints, and black-box visual builders that break at the worst possible moment. This complexity slows you down, introduces errors, and makes scaling your operations a nightmare.
What if you could orchestrate your entire business stack with the same rigor and reliability you apply to your core application code? With Workflows.do, you can. It's time to stop just connecting apps and start building intelligent, observable business services.
Traditional automation tools hide complexity behind a drag-and-drop interface. This seems simple at first, but it quickly becomes a liability. When a process fails, you're left digging through opaque logs, unable to test changes, and with no way to collaborate effectively with your team.
Workflows.do introduces a paradigm shift: Business-as-Code. We believe your critical business logic deserves to be treated as a first-class citizen in your development lifecycle.
By defining your processes in code (we use TypeScript!), you unlock unparalleled power:
This approach transforms fragile workflow automation into robust, production-grade services.
Talk is cheap. Let's look at how you can turn a complex operational process—enriching and onboarding a new user—into a simple, observable service with Workflows.do.
This single function orchestrates a sophisticated process that would otherwise require multiple services, custom scripts, and a lot of glue:
Critically, the platform automatically handles state management, retries on failure, and provides full observability for this entire process, even if it takes minutes (or days) to complete.
A workflow is only as useful as its ability to be triggered. Workflows.do is built to be the central nervous system of your business, allowing you to start processes from anywhere:
This flexibility ensures that you can automate any process, no matter where it originates, and truly connect your world.
Effective business process management in the modern era requires more than just connecting A to B. It requires intelligence, reliability, and observability. By embracing a business-as-code approach, Workflows.do provides the developer-first platform you need to turn complex, multi-system processes into simple, powerful, and durable services.
Ready to connect your world and build the reliable automation your business deserves?
import { AI } from 'workflows.do'
export default AI({
onUserSignup: async ({ ai, api, db, event }) => {
const { name, email, company } = event
// 1. Enrich contact details with external data sources
const enrichedContact = await api.apollo.search({ name, email, company })
const socialProfiles = await api.peopleDataLabs.findSocialProfiles({ name, email, company })
const githubProfile = socialProfiles.github ? await api.github.profile({ name, email, company, profile: socialProfiles.github }) : undefined
// 2. Use AI to research the user and their company
const companyProfile = await ai.researchCompany({ company })
const personalProfile = await ai.researchPersonalBackground({ name, email, enrichedContact })
const socialActivity = await ai.researchSocialActivity({ name, email, enrichedContact, socialProfiles })
const githubActivity = githubProfile ? await ai.summarizeGithubActivity({ name, email, enrichedContact, githubProfile }) : undefined
// 3. Craft and schedule a personalized onboarding sequence
const emailSequence = await ai.personalizeEmailSequence({ name, email, company, personalProfile, socialActivity, companyProfile, githubActivity })
await api.scheduleEmails({ emailSequence })
// 4. Summarize, save to your database, and notify the team
const details = { enrichedContact, socialProfiles, githubProfile, companyProfile, personalProfile, socialActivity, githubActivity, emailSequence }
const summary = await ai.summarizeContent({ length: '3 sentences', name, email, company, ...details })
const { url } = await db.users.create({ name, email, company, summary, ...details })
await api.slack.postMessage({ channel: '#signups', content: { name, email, company, summary, url } })
},
})