Why automate
Stop repeating the same clicks every week
Workflows connect project events to actions your team already performs manually — follow-ups, status changes, notifications, and integrations.
Visual flow editor
Drag nodes, connect steps, and see the full process at a glance.
Triggers & actions
Start from manual runs, schedules, or project events and chain built-in actions.
Safe iteration
Save drafts, test runs, and publish when the flow is ready for production.
How it works
Design, test, and ship automations without code
- 01
Pick a trigger
Start from schedules, manual runs, or events on project items.
- Chain multiple steps after the trigger
- Use conditions to branch the graph
- 02
Add actions
Update fields, send email, parse JSON, or call external APIs with HTTP nodes.
- 03
Test the draft
Run test executions on the canvas and inspect step output before going live.
- 04
Publish to production
Ship the workflow to your workspace. Run history shows every execution.
Use cases
Automate the busywork between stages
Lead routing
Assign owners and notify your team when a new item lands in New.
Stage reminders
Email stakeholders when deals sit too long in one column.
Data sync
Push CRM updates to billing or support tools via HTTP.
Onboarding checklists
Create tasks and update fields when a hire moves stages.
Automation toolkit
Integrations and CRM actions in one editor
- HTTP requests, email, project item updates, and utility steps in one graph
- Variable picker across upstream node outputs
- Run history with step-by-step replay on the canvas
- Versioned workflows: draft, publish, and restore older versions
FAQ
Common questions about workflows
What teams ask before replacing manual processes with automation.
Do I need code to automate workflows?
No. Flows are configured in the editor with forms and a visual graph. Power users can use HTTP and JSON parse steps for integrations.
Can I test before going live?
Yes. Use Test draft to run the saved draft graph, or Test run for the published version.
What can a workflow do inside Gzodo?
Typical steps include updating project items, sending email, branching on conditions, and calling external APIs with HTTP.
Can I keep older versions of a flow?
Yes. Workflows are versioned. You can publish a new draft and restore an earlier version if needed.