Processes are business objects, not code

Platform

FlowMaster models work in business terms: process, role, rule, data, action, approval, and evidence. Technical integration is necessary, but not the user experience.

Process definitions are business operating records.
Representative FlowMaster product surface showing a business-readable process definition with controls and evidence.

What a process definition means

A definition describes the operating intent: inputs, roles, systems, rules, controls, approvals, and outcomes. It should be readable by the business and executable by the platform.

How execution works

A process run moves from intake through context retrieval, rule evaluation, human decision when needed, allowed system action, and evidence capture.

Execution passes through control.
Representative FlowMaster product surface showing controlled execution before connected system action.

Where it fits

The platform is suited for high-value work where accountability matters: procurement, finance operations, service operations, master data, and cross-system exception handling.

  • Use it where a missing approval or untraceable action has real cost.
  • Start with one real process and enough integrations to prove execution.