What Flow needs
- Your goal, described in plain language
- The business records and context Flow has access to
- Your approval on anything consequential
One agent. Your whole business.
Flow is a real multi-step AI agent, not a chatbot. Give it a goal and it plans the steps, uses your connected tools to do the work, and reports back — pausing for your approval before anything spends money or can’t be undone. When no ready-made feature fits, Flow writes and runs its own code to get it done anyway.
Who this is for
The operating problem
Most business software makes you learn it: forms, tabs, dashboards. Flow works the other way — you describe the outcome in plain language and it does the work across the systems it’s connected to.
A workflow from instruction to outcome
Tell Flow the goal, not the steps — for example, "email everyone who bought last month a 10% offer."
Flow plans the work and calls the right tools: CRM, email, ads, tasks, calendar.
When no pre-built feature fits, Flow writes and runs its own code to get it done.
You approve anything that spends money or can’t be undone before it happens.
Flow reports back what it did, and the result stays connected to your business context.

From context to controlled action
Flow keeps the conversation close to the records and work it can use. The owner remains the decision point where the workflow requires approval.
What Flow needs
What Flow creates
Where you approve
What to expect
Flow can only work with information it has access to and capabilities you’ve enabled. It is a software agent, not a replacement for your own judgment on decisions that matter.
Frequently asked questions
Talk to your business
Start with one conversation and one business workflow that matters.