Build the work that runs without you
Design every process on a visual canvas — triggers, branches, delays, approvals and actions, connected node by node. No code, no waiting on engineering.
See the process before it runs
Lay out the whole flow on one canvas, branch it on real conditions, and route every record where it needs to go.
Everything you need, in one place
Trigger on field change
Start a workflow the moment a record's field changes — a stage moves, a status flips, an owner is set.
Condition nodes
Branch the flow on any field with condition nodes, so records take the right path based on their own data.
Delay steps
Insert delay nodes to wait before the next action, so follow-ups and reminders land at the right time, not all at once.
Approval gates
Require a human decision mid-flow with approval nodes that carry an expiration, moving to an expired state when no one responds in time.
Action nodes
Let the workflow do the work — update records, route them, and fire the next step automatically.
Notifications
Send a notification when a workflow reaches the right step, so the right person knows without anyone chasing them.
Up and running in three steps
Drop a trigger
Start the canvas with a trigger node — for example, when a record's field changes.
Connect the logic
Add condition, delay, approval and action nodes and connect them with edges to map exactly how the process should run.
Turn it on
Activate the workflow and it runs on every matching record change, routing and notifying without manual work.
Frequently asked questions
No. Every workflow is built on the visual canvas by dragging nodes and connecting them with edges — there is nothing to script or deploy.
A workflow triggers when a record changes, such as a field being updated. You place a trigger node on the canvas as the starting point of the flow.
Yes. Condition nodes branch the flow on a record's field values, so each path runs the steps that match that case rather than one fixed sequence.
An approval node pauses the flow until someone approves or rejects. You can set an expiration so an approval that goes unanswered moves to an expired state.
Automate the process, not just the task
Map your workflow on the canvas, connect the nodes, and let Corteksa run it on every record — no code required.
