Triggers
Start from an event such as an overdue invoice, or run the workflow manually.
Workflow Studio turns a repeatable finance process into connected blocks. Start from a trigger such as an overdue invoice, send the follow-up, wait, decide, and stop for a person where judgment is needed. Every run is recorded.
workflow run
1 pause | The follow-up runs on its own and stops where a person decides.
01
Invoice went overdue
02
Reminder sent, then waited
03
Paused for a person before the late fee
Visual
Build on a canvas from a library of blocks
Paused
Human checkpoints stop a run until someone decides
Traced
Every run keeps its status, steps, and trigger data
Follow-ups, escalations, and late fees run on calendars and memory. When the person who tracks them is busy, invoices age and nobody can say which step happened.
Manual
Every reminder and escalation is started by hand
Inconsistent
Two overdue accounts get two different treatments
Untracked
Nobody can show which step ran, and when
Follow-ups, escalations, and late fees run on calendars and memory. When the person who tracks them is busy, invoices age and nobody can say which step happened.
Pick a trigger, then connect communications, finance actions, and flow control from the block library. Validation flags missing or unreachable blocks while you build.
Run the workflow manually on a safe path, read the execution console, then activate it.
Executions show each run's status and steps. Pauses wait for a person, and Outcomes report invoices resolved and run health.
Blocks cover the steps a receivables process repeats every week.
Start from an event such as an overdue invoice, or run the workflow manually.
Send an email or an SMS to the customer, or notify your team.
Apply a late fee or escalate an account as part of the sequence.
Decisions, routers, loops, parallel branches, subflows, and waits shape the path a run takes.
A Pause block stops the run with a message until a person resumes or cancels it.
Ask the copilot to explain a workflow or propose an edit. You accept or reject each proposal.
Every execution keeps its status, steps, trigger data, and result.
Send a reminder when an invoice goes overdue, wait, then escalate if it is still unpaid.
Pause for a person before a late fee applies to a key account.
Notify the owner of an account when a step needs their attention.
Build the follow-up once, test it, and let it run with checkpoints where a person decides.