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Workflow automation you can build yourself or have our engineers build

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Processrix

Status: Private beta

In private beta with selected customers. Ask us about access.

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Processrix

Processrix is an AI workflow automation platform. You can build workflows on it yourself, or our engineers build them for you after a short call about the tasks that take up your team's time. Workflows run on demand, on a schedule or on events from connected apps, and a dashboard shows execution history and success rates.

Who it is for

Teams with repetitive tasks across several systems that want them automated, with or without in-house automation skills.

What it does

  • Connects 100+ platforms, plus anything with an API or webhook

  • On-demand, scheduled and event-based triggers

  • Dashboard with execution history and success rates

  • Workflows built for you by our engineers

  • AI steps using OpenAI or a custom LLM

How it fits with our services

The teams behind our services build and run this product. These are the engagements it connects to.

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