BUILDERS
Start with one useful business job.
For HR, sales, operations, and business owners. Define the work, use a blueprint, assign responsibility, and decide what a useful result looks like. Coding is not the starting requirement.
BuildersPurpose · workflow · acceptance
FLOWISE COOOne company model
Work · authority · evidence · learning
DevelopersConnections · extensions · reliability
Operating model illustration. Live agent orchestration remains planned.
From business intent to a first pilot.
- Choose one business problem and the person who owns the result.
- Inspect a workflow blueprint: objects, responsibilities, and completion criteria.
- Use the sample workspace to explore work, evidence, and a COO proposal.
- Prepare a pilot brief. Agree on access, verification, and a baseline before connecting real work.
Bring a developer in when the connection needs one.
Keep ownership of the business rules and acceptance criteria. A developer implements the authorized connection and failure handling; both roles review the evidence in the same model.
Meet the developer journey →