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Flow Studio is where you automate the work around your agents. What a flow is, what it is made of, and how to build your first one.

Flow Studio is Dapta's automation builder. A flow is a sequence of steps that runs on its own: something happens, and Dapta does the rest — writes a row, sends an email, calls an API, places a call, posts to Slack.

An empty Flow Studio canvas — every flow starts here.

If an agent is the conversation, a flow is everything that has to happen around it.

What a flow is made of

Piece
What it does

A trigger

What starts the flow — a finished call, a webhook, a schedule, a form submission

Nodes

The steps in between: send an email, call a model, read or write a record, run code

Connections

The order the steps run in, and what data passes between them

A flow always starts with one trigger and runs its nodes in order. You can test it before it goes live, and see every execution afterwards.

What people automate with it

  • Save what an agent collected on a call into Google Sheets or a CRM.

  • Email or Slack the team the moment a qualified lead comes in.

  • Feed a contact list into an outbound sequence.

  • Expose an API endpoint that your own systems can call.

  • Run any of the above on a schedule.


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Understanding the basics of AI integrationsCreating a New Flow in Flow StudioSetting Up Triggers in Flow Studio

The building blocks

Nodes

You do not have to build flows by hand. Ask Dapti to design, deploy and test one for you from a chat.

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