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- AI that designs and builds business workflows.
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- Freemium
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About Workflow86
Workflow86 is an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered platform designed for businesses to automate their operations and workflows. Its core functionality includes documenting and automating business processes, making it a useful tool for a variety of use cases such as onboarding, reviews and approvals, service requests, data collection, document automation, and internal documentation. One key feature of Workflow86 is its ability to transform descriptions, ideas, or requirements into actionable and functional business processes. It not only builds these processes but also allows for continuous editing and iteration based on user input. Aside from process automation, Workflow86 also offers features like a built-in form builder for data collection, task management for balancing automation with human intervention, and API connectors for integration with existing tools. It also comes with built-in tables designed to work harmoniously with the platforms workflows, which can help businesses move away from spreadsheet-based record keeping. Workflow86 combines the analytical prowess of a business analyst with the technical capabilities of a systems engineer, making it a co-pilot in designing, building, and implementing business solutions.
Pros
- Automates business operations
- Documenting business processes
- Transforms descriptions into processes
- Continuous process editing
- Built-in form builder
- Task management feature
- API connectors for integration
- Built-in tables for records
- Multi-use case capabilities
- Onboarding automation
- Service requests automation
- Document automation
Cons
- Limited to business processes
- Learning curve can be non-zero
- Possible editing confusion
- Must synchronize with existing processes
- No customization for less common processes
- Requires continuous modification
- Dependent on external tools
- Limited integration options
- Human-in-the-loop steps required
- Tables and forms can't be standalone