Flows
Use a no code AI workflow builder to put an internal process on a clear path. Describe the trigger, actions and result in Builder, then test each connected step. Keep the process inside your business, with a defined start and a result you can inspect.
Routine jobs stall when someone must remember every handoff, rerun a failed action or copy the same information again. A missing detail or an unavailable connection can leave the next person unsure whether the work completed.
An internal Flow with a defined start, visible progress and a result you can check. Each run has a defined process and result to review. Test the trigger, authorized connections and failure behavior before enabling recurring work.
Flows
Tell Builder what starts the work, what should happen and how you will recognize completion.
Authorize the supported tools and define the information each step needs. Keep human decisions where your process needs them.
Try success, missing information and failure cases. Review the run result before enabling ongoing use.
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Connect the steps, branches and review paths of one process you want to repeat.
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Choose the actions and decisions your process needs, then connect them on the canvas.
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Define the event or request that starts your process and check the required input.
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Inspect the run and saved result to see which steps completed and where work stopped.
Follow a real interaction in Prostir. Pause whenever you want a closer look.
A useful first step
Map a trigger, the handoffs and a result you can check. Use the failure checklist before you put a recurring process into service.
You can edit this brief in Prostir before starting Builder.
Plan your first step
Your plan sets how many Flows and runs you can use. Choose a process you can inspect and compare the current allowances before enabling repeated work.
External services and any model calls have their own costs. Check those connections alongside the steps that use them.
Use the 7-day Creator trial to test inputs, failures and recovery. A saved Flow alone does not establish a production reliability guarantee.
Run it on real examples: what starts it, each step, what happens when something fails and how it recovers. Check the run results before you depend on it.
Start with one repeatable process, define its trigger and outcome, then build and test a version in Flow.
Start with work that repeats, has a clear beginning and ends in something you can inspect. Choose a small task with manageable mistakes. A Flow makes the steps explicit; a Company gives people a shared place for the resulting tasks and customer work.
Read the full guide →Control starts with a narrow job, clear access and a result you can inspect. Flow runs help you follow explicit steps; Company tasks and CRM show saved work. These are useful records of what happened, not a guarantee that every decision was correct.
Read the full guide →Treat writing data and contacting people as separate decisions from answering questions. Start with limited permissions and test the exact action. Human review can be part of a workflow where you configure it; Prostir does not promise a universal approval step before every action.
Read the full guide →Measure a small real job before extending it. Include model use, setup, upkeep, review time and the cost of mistakes. Compare completed useful work with your existing process. Prostir can help you organise the job, but it does not guarantee savings or provide a measured return for your business.
Read the full guide →You should not have to chase every handoff yourself. Describe one process in Builder, then test what starts it, what it does and what it produces. Start your 7-day Creator trial, no card needed.