What are Workflows?
Workflows are the next evolution in your Langdock journey. You’ve already experienced the power of Chat for interactive conversations, Assistants for specialized AI helpers, and Integrations for connecting your tools. Workflows brings all of these together into end-to-end automations. Think of Workflows as your orchestration layer - where you can chain multiple steps together, add conditional logic, loop through data, and create sophisticated automations that run automatically. Whether triggered by a form submission, a schedule, or an event in your connected apps, Workflows handle complex, multi-step processes from start to finish. ![Workflow Canvas Overview]Why Workflows?
More Powerful Than Chat
While Chat is perfect for interactive Q&A, Workflows automate entire processes without human intervention. Set them up once, and they run reliably 24/7.More Flexible Than Assistants
Assistants are great for specific tasks, but Workflows let you combine multiple AI agents, add custom logic, integrate with external APIs, and create sophisticated decision trees.More Than Integrations
Integrations connect your apps, but Workflows orchestrate complex workflows across those apps - with AI at every step to analyze, decide, and adapt.Ready to Get Started?
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Build Your First Workflow
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Learn the Fundamentals
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Explore Node Types
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Quickstart Guide
Build your first workflow in 15 minutes
Core Concepts
Learn the building blocks of workflows
Popular Workflows
See the most common workflow automations
Sales Automation
Lead qualification and sales workflows
Finance Workflows
Invoice processing and expense automation
Marketing Automation
Content distribution and campaign workflows
Cost Management: Workflows can consume AI credits and trigger API calls.
Set up cost limits and monitoring to control spending. Learn more in Cost
Management.