Overview
Create adaptive workflows driven by business goal and process outcomes independent of the applications. Develop process maturity with spec-based workflows that identify potential gaps and business optimizations to pursue
Operators
Below is the list of operators that users can use for no code automation:
Parallel: Execute unlimited parallel operations. For example, fetch forensic data from multiple sources in parallel.
AI: Use your choice of LLM and make it part of a workflow.
Script: Write custom code for your business logic and make it part of the workflow.
HTTP: Connect any tool or product API and avoid dependency on the vendor for out-of-the-box integration.
DB: Connect any generic database and avoid dependency on the vendor for out-of-the-box integration.
Sub-Workflow: Create sub-workflows for commonly used tasks or steps, and use across variety of main workflows.
KV: Create a global key-value pair that can be used across workflows.
Wait: Wait for a given time. This is important when a connected application requires polling and does not support webhooks. Also, can be used how wait is typically used in programming.
Loop: Execute single or multiple operations in a loop.
Break: Break the loop when a defined condition is met.
Condition: Execute operations based on the true or false for a given condition. Users can add as many nested conditions as needed.
Search: Search as part of a workflow. Use this operator to search on certain artifacts such as files, devices, containers, and users, and when found execute a workflow of actions.