AI & Automation

VigFlow

Make repeatable work visible.

VigFlow is the visual workflow builder for connecting triggers, processing steps, agents and supported integrations. Build a graph, configure each step and inspect a real execution before activating a recurring workflow. Use it for controlled automation where inputs, outputs and human decisions need to be explicit.

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CAPABILITIES / FUNKTIONEN

What you can do with it.

01

Visual graph editor

Connect the offered node types and configure their input mappings.

02

Triggers and schedules

Use supported manual, scheduled or webhook entry points with the appropriate access controls.

03

Execution activity

Inspect step results, errors and workflow state in the available execution view.

04

Human review steps

Include supported review or approval waits where a decision is needed before the flow continues.

IDEA → WORK → REVIEW → RESULT

A clear path through the work.

  1. 01

    Create a workflow with an explicit trigger.

  2. 02

    Configure nodes, credentials and input mappings.

  3. 03

    Run a controlled test and inspect every required output.

  4. 04

    Activate the intended schedule or trigger and monitor executions.

What you keep

Saved workflow graphs and actual execution results.

Continue across Vigthoria.

Before you start.

Use your account and only connected services you are authorized to automate. Provider quotas and workflow capacity apply.

Questions before the first project?

What can I take into the next step?

Saved workflow graphs and actual execution results.

What access do I need?

Use your account and only connected services you are authorized to automate. Provider quotas and workflow capacity apply.

What should I check before using the result?

A connector or schedule does not guarantee a successful external publication. Test the configured destination and inspect each actual run.

Start with a concrete task.

Make repeatable work visible.