Workflow Automation

A canvas-based DAG editor for chaining HTTP requests with transforms, conditions, loops, parallel branches, schedules, and webhook triggers — no glue scripts.

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What You Get

Visual DAG canvas

Drag nodes onto a canvas, connect input → output ports, see your flow at a glance.

24+ node types

Request, Transform, Condition, Switch, Loop, Foreach, Parallel, Merge, Filter, Map, Set Variable, Code, Subflow, Webhook Trigger, Schedule Trigger, Wait/Approval, and more.

Schedule + trigger

Run on cron schedules, incoming webhooks, or manually. Each run is recorded with per-step timing and output.

Chain refs

Reference any prior step's response with {{stepName.json.path}} — JSONPath resolution built in.

Sub-workflows

Reuse a workflow as a node in another workflow for clean composition.

Run history + replay

Every run is stored with status, duration, per-step output. Replay any past run for debugging.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to write code to build a workflow?

No. The Transform, Condition, Switch, Filter, and Map nodes all work via UI config. There's a Code node for the rare cases where you do want JavaScript.

Can workflows be triggered by monitor failures?

Yes — a monitor incident can fire a webhook that triggers a workflow, letting you build self-healing automations (e.g. retry, page on-call, restart a container).

Is this a Postman Flows alternative?

Yes — and it's included in every paid plan, with no run quotas or canvas size limits.

Can workflows be versioned?

Every save creates a new revision; you can browse history and restore any prior version.