Why use workflows
Workflows automate the steps you repeat every day, like sending follow-ups, unlocking rooms, or notifying your team. In just a few clicks, you can build your first Flowla workflow and start scaling without the manual work. In this guide, you’ll build a simple, automated workflow that:- Listens for a trigger (like a form submission or deal stage change)
- Runs one or more actions (like sending an email, adding content to a room, or posting to Slack)
- Optionally adds an AI Agent to generate content for you
Before you start: Make sure integrations are live
If your workflow uses:- A CRM trigger (e.g. HubSpot or Salesforce)
- An email action (e.g. Gmail or Outlook)
- Or pulls data from call transcripts
Example workflows
- Auto-create rooms when deals reach specific stages in your CRM
- Manipulate rooms based on CRM triggers Update your room based on changes in CRM.
- Update CRM based on room triggers Automate processes in your CRM when something happens inside your room.
- Send follow-up emails when rooms are viewed (or not viewed)
- Unlock sections based on form submissions or task completions
- Notify your team when key engagement happens
Navigating the workflow builder
The workflow builder displays your automation as a visual sequence of steps. Click any card in the workflow to view and configure its details. The setup fields will appear in the right panel, use it to adjust settings, map data, and set conditions for each step in your workflow.
- Start with a recipe
- Create from scratch
Step 1: Start with a recipe
Recipes are pre-built workflow templates designed to get you started quickly. Instead of building from scratch, select a recipe that matches your use case and customize it.Step 2: Configure fields

Dynamic input
Dynamic input
Dynamic inputs pull data from previous steps in your workflow, allowing values to change based on the actual data flowing through the automation. These inputs adapt to each unique execution.Reference data from trigger events or previous actions, changes with each workflow execution.
Static input
Static input
Static inputs are fixed values that you define when setting up your workflow. These values remain constant across all executions of the workflow, regardless of the data that triggers it.Set once during workflow configuration, same value used every time the workflow runs.
Step 3: Test, and enable
Once your workflow is ready:- Give it a clear name
- Run a test inside a room or connected CRM deal
- Once you’re confident, click Enable
Step 4: Review the output before it goes live

What’s next
Now that you’ve built your first workflow, explore more advanced options:- Triggers - See all available trigger types
- Actions - Explore the full list of workflow actions
- AI Actions - Learn more about AI-powered content generation
- Suggested Recipes - Browse pre-built workflow templates



