- Do I need to write code?
- No. Workflows are built on a visual canvas by connecting triggers, actions and conditions.
- What can start a workflow?
- A Meta or Google lead form submission, a customer reply, an appointment being booked or changing status, note and task events, or an inbound webhook.
- Can a workflow wait for the customer to reply?
- Yes. A step can wait for an event such as a reply, with a timeout, and the workflow continues down a different path depending on which happened.
- Can workflows use AI?
- Yes. Running an AI agent is an action, so a workflow can hand a conversation to an agent.
- Can I connect my own tools?
- Yes. An inbound webhook can start a workflow, and a webhook action can send data to another system.
- How does a workflow message a brand-new lead on WhatsApp?
- With a template approved by Meta. WhatsApp requires an approved template for a first message, and for any message more than 24 hours after the customer last wrote.