Build production workflows, not giant prompts.
Workflow Corp turns customer procedures, existing prompts, and real failures into explicit, versioned workflow programs for the agent stack you already use. Each step has named inputs, checks, outcomes, and retry rules.
Fix your agents- 01Load eligible sales
- 02Match customer records
- 03Create Xero invoices23 / 24
Xero rejected INV-1048. “Consulting services” has no account mapping.
Consulting services → 4000 Consulting revenue - 04Verify invoice count24 / 24
More customers should not mean more prompts.
- 01
An implementation expert turns one customer procedure into a prompt.
- 02
Every exception and production failure adds another instruction.
- 03
Soon the business depends on prompts no one can safely understand or change.
Things you keep adding to your prompt.
Each failure becomes another sentence mixed with the operating instructions. Workflow Corp turns that sentence into a rule the system can inspect and enforce.
“Consulting services maps to 4000 Consulting revenue.”
Mapping rule“If the sales-order ID exists in Xero, do not create another invoice.”
Precondition“Invoices above $50,000 require finance approval before posting.”
Approval gateRecord your work.
Record screen- 01Load eligible sales
- 02Match customer records
- 03Create Xero drafts
- Receives
- Matched sales
- Checks
- Invoice keeps the source reference
- 04Verify invoice count24 / 24
Failures have an address.
A failed run points to one step, the input that caused it, and the rule that is missing. Fix that step, then retry from it.
- 01Load sales
- 02Match customers
- 03Create invoices
- 04Verify
Xero rejected the invoice because “Consulting services” has no account mapping.
Save this mapping to the workflow, then retry step 03.
Built for vertical AI implementation teams.
- 01Ship agents faster.
Turn recorded work and existing prompts into explicit programs.
- 02Repair one step.
Find the failed action, change its rule, and retry from there.
- 03Reduce maintenance.
Keep customer knowledge in workflow rules, not prompt patches.
Agents should write workflows.
Production should run programs.
Work should not disappear inside a prompt. It should exist as a program that can be inspected, verified, replayed, and improved.