What is Flowripple?
Flowripple is a workflow automation platform that helps you build, trigger, and manage automated workflows without managing infrastructure. Instead of hardcoding automation logic in your application, you can design workflows visually and trigger them from your code.Flowripple eliminates the need for message queues, background job processors,
or workflow orchestration infrastructure. Focus on building your product while
we handle the execution engine.
- Update workflows instantly - Change notification logic, add steps, or modify flows without deploying new code
- Scale automatically - Built-in rate limiting, retries, and error handling ensure reliable execution
- Debug with confidence - Real-time execution logs and detailed traces help you identify and fix issues quickly
- Integrate easily - Connect to email providers, Slack, webhooks, and more without writing integration code
Get started
Get your first workflow running in under 10 minutes.Quickstart guide
Complete walkthrough from account setup to your first triggered workflow.
Includes code examples and step-by-step instructions.
How Flowripple works
Flowripple uses an event-driven architecture that makes automation simple:1
Define events
Create events in your dashboard that represent important moments in your application. Examples include
user.signup, payment.completed, or order.shipped.2
Build workflows
Use the visual workflow builder to design automation sequences. Add steps like
sending emails, posting to Slack, calling webhooks, or waiting for conditions.
3
Trigger from code
Send HTTP requests or use our SDK to trigger events from your application.
Works with any programming language and framework.
4
Monitor execution
View real-time logs and execution traces in your dashboard. Track performance, debug issues, and optimize your workflows.
What you can build
Flowripple empowers you to automate complex business logic and workflows:- Multi-step automations - Chain together delays, conditions, and actions to create sophisticated workflows
- Conditional logic - Route workflows through different paths based on data conditions and business rules
- Multi-channel notifications - Send emails, Slack messages, and HTTP requests from a single workflow
- Event-driven automation - Trigger workflows automatically when events occur in your application
- Scheduled workflows - Run workflows on a recurring schedule using cron expressions or simple intervals
- Dynamic data processing - Use variables from trigger events and previous steps to create data-driven workflows
Common use cases
Flowripple is perfect for automating repetitive tasks and business logic across your application:User onboarding sequences
User onboarding sequences
Automate welcome emails, setup guides, and milestone notifications. Trigger workflows when users sign up, complete their profile, or reach usage thresholds. Keep users engaged without writing custom notification code.
Payment and billing workflows
Payment and billing workflows
Send receipts, update subscription status, handle failed payments, and notify
users about billing events. Keep your payment logic separate from your core
application and update it without deployments.
Notification systems
Notification systems
Centralize notifications across email, Slack, SMS, and other channels. Update
notification logic, add new channels, or modify messaging without deploying
new code. A single API call can trigger multi-channel notifications.
Data synchronization
Data synchronization
Keep external systems in sync by triggering workflows when data changes.
Update CRM systems, analytics platforms, or data warehouses automatically.
Maintain data consistency across your tech stack.
Customer support automation
Customer support automation
Automate support ticket creation, escalation workflows, and follow-up sequences. Trigger workflows based on customer behavior, support interactions, or satisfaction scores.
Explore the documentation
Ready to dive deeper? Follow these guides to master Flowripple:Quickstart
New to Flowripple? Start here. Get your account set up and trigger your first workflow in under 10 minutes.
Workflows Overview
Learn how to build and configure workflows using the visual builder. Understand triggers, steps, conditions, and actions.
Triggers
Configure workflows to start automatically. Learn about event triggers and scheduled triggers.
Delay Steps
Add time-based delays to your workflows. Pause execution for a specified duration before continuing.
Flow Control
Control workflow execution with conditional branching. Create true/false branches and multi-split paths.
Actions
Perform actions in your workflows. Send emails, make HTTP requests, post to Slack, and more.
Need help?
Questions or feedback? Reach out to our support team at
[email protected] or visit the
dashboard to get started.