Workflows

Automate your processes with no-code workflows

Supplier reminders, customer emails, table updates: automate your repetitive tasks without writing code. Describe the task in one sentence and K.IOP builds the workflow, which runs on a schedule, on an alert or when a row changes.

A workflow only acts where you plugged it in

No step makes a free call to the internet: everything that leaves goes through a service you connected, with its account, its limits and its log. The AI reads and answers, it does not act. And every write to a table can be undone from its history.

What starts a workflow

A workflow starts on its own when something happens. You can always run it by hand as well.

  • By hand

    One button, whenever you decide. Every workflow allows it, on top of its own trigger.

  • On a schedule

    Every 5 to 30 minutes, hourly, daily, weekly or monthly, at the time and in the time zone you pick. Missed runs can be caught up.

  • When a table changes

    A row added, a cell edited, a file import finished: the workflow receives the values of the row involved.

  • When an alert fires

    A dashboard alert crosses its threshold or returns to normal: the workflow receives the value, the level and the tile.

  • From a connected service

    A new item in one of your connected services, a message received, a row added, a ticket opened, starts the workflow. The check runs every 5 minutes.

  • On an external call

    A webhook URL your tools call, signed with a secret if you wish. A second URL tests the draft without touching the live version.

Workflow automation, from idea to live workflow

  1. Describe

    Say in one sentence what you want to automate. The assistant builds the workflow and checks the tables and columns it uses. Without AI, a step-by-step mode asks the questions one at a time.

  2. Adjust

    Steps lay themselves out on the canvas. A “+” on each link inserts a step, and any field can reuse a value from an earlier step.

  3. Test

    Run the draft on real data, or a single step. Tests act for real but do not count against your quota.

  4. Publish

    Publishing freezes a numbered version. The draft stays editable while the published version runs, and you can roll back to an earlier one.

  5. Monitor

    Every run keeps its trace, step by step. An error says where and why, and resuming starts from there.

Workflow steps

  • Call a service

    Send an email, create a ticket, add a row: every action of a connected service becomes a step. Re-running an execution creates no duplicate.

  • Ask the AI

    Draft, summarise, classify, extract. Require an answer in specific fields, up to 20, which the next steps use directly. An agent from your organisation can answer too.

  • Write to a table

    Add a row, update the matching ones, or update else add. The table’s rules apply and every write can be undone from its history.

  • Find rows

    Find the rows in your tables that meet a condition, then handle them one by one in the next steps.

  • Route and repeat

    Send each item down the right branch, up to 32, or process a long list in batches. A loop always ends.

  • Run code

    When nothing else will do: a few lines of JavaScript, in an isolated sandbox with no network access.

Runs

When a workflow fails, you know where, and you resume from there

A run’s trace is drawn on the version that ran, with what went into and came out of each step.

  • Resume where it stopped, without redoing what succeeded
  • Replay a run on the draft to check a fix
  • Passwords, keys and IBANs masked on screen

Frequently asked questions about workflows

Do I need to code?

No. Steps are picked from a list and fields are filled with values from earlier steps. The “Run code” step is there for rare cases, not for everyday work.

Can a workflow use AI?

Yes. The “Ask the AI” step drafts, summarises, classifies or extracts, and can return specific fields that the next steps use. The model has no tools: it reads and answers, and every call counts against the day’s AI budget.

Why automate in K.IOP rather than with separate workflow software?

The workflow works on your tables, whose data is already cleaned and deduplicated, and it can start from an alert on your dashboards. Data, reporting and automation sit in one place, with no extra tool to wire up.

What if a service does not respond?

The run stops at the failed step and says why. Once the problem is fixed, you resume it where it stopped: steps that succeeded are not redone, and an action already sent to a service does not go out twice.

Does my data leave K.IOP?

Only through the services you connected. No step makes a free call to the internet, and code runs with no network access.

How many workflows does my plan include?

Free: 2 workflows and 200 runs a month. Pro: 10 workflows and 1,000 runs. Business: 20 workflows and 20,000 runs. Enterprise: no limit. Tests do not count.

What your workflows build on

Automate the task you redo every week

Show us the process in a demo, or start on your own with two free workflows.

  • No code
  • Published versions
  • Every run traced