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Re: Show HN: Automate complicated manual business processes

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Hey HN,

Founder here, I’m excited to announce that we've just launched the beta version of ToolJet’s Workflow Automation tool!

For those unfamiliar, ToolJet started its journey when we open-sourced ToolJet (https://github.com/ToolJet/ToolJet) here on HackerNews back in June 2021 (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27421408). When we launched ToolJet, we aimed to bridge the gap between developers and non-developers, making it easier for teams to build internal tools swiftly. Our journey began right here on HackerNews, and much of our evolution has been shaped by feedback from many of you. Today, we’re taking a step further with our new Workflow Automation tool.

How it works

1. Connect your data sources: Add any of the pre-existing ~50 data sources like PGSQL, RestAPI, Zendesk, Stripe, Amazon S3 and many more.

2. Create a workflow: Create a new workflow from your ToolJet Dashboard. A workflow is a series of steps which are executed one after the other, and each step is interacting with a datasource by fetching or putting back data.

3. Business logic: Implement your business logic by creating branches based on conditions and by running JavaScript codes.

4. Debugging: You can see the logs by expanding logs panel at the bottom of the workflow builder. It will have all information you need to debug your workflow.

Documentation: https://docs.tooljet.com/docs/workflows/overview?ref=blog.to...

Availability

Currently, the Workflow Automation beta is available for on self-hosted instances running Business and Enterprise editions.

PS: We haven't open-sourced Workflows.

Re: Show HN: Automate complicated manual business processes

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Hey HN, Founder here, I’m excited to announce that we've just launched the beta version of ToolJet’s Workflow Automation tool! For those unfamiliar, ToolJet started its journey when we open-sourced ToolJet ( https://github.com/ToolJet/ToolJet ) here on HackerNews back in June 2021 ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27421408 ). When we launched ToolJet, we aimed to bridge the gap between developers and non-develop…

Interesting. How is this different to the likes of make.com and process.st?

Re: Show HN: Automate complicated manual business processes

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Hey HN, Founder here, I’m excited to announce that we've just launched the beta version of ToolJet’s Workflow Automation tool! For those unfamiliar, ToolJet started its journey when we open-sourced ToolJet ( https://github.com/ToolJet/ToolJet ) here on HackerNews back in June 2021 ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27421408 ). When we launched ToolJet, we aimed to bridge the gap between developers and non-develop…

Can you tell us what tooljet help me do faster and better than other tools like budibase or windmill?

Re: Show HN: Automate complicated manual business processes

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Hey HN, Founder here, I’m excited to announce that we've just launched the beta version of ToolJet’s Workflow Automation tool! For those unfamiliar, ToolJet started its journey when we open-sourced ToolJet ( https://github.com/ToolJet/ToolJet ) here on HackerNews back in June 2021 ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27421408 ). When we launched ToolJet, we aimed to bridge the gap between developers and non-develop…

As a non dev, I'm doing every of my front and back with chatgpt code interpreter and it's working fine. I ask him to create a simulation to test each part of his code and modify until it work.

The issue with low codes tools is that I cannot ask gpt to do stuff for me, and I have the risk that gpt cannot help me as he don't know the tool.

Re: Show HN: Automate complicated manual business processes

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Hey HN, Founder here, I’m excited to announce that we've just launched the beta version of ToolJet’s Workflow Automation tool! For those unfamiliar, ToolJet started its journey when we open-sourced ToolJet ( https://github.com/ToolJet/ToolJet ) here on HackerNews back in June 2021 ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27421408 ). When we launched ToolJet, we aimed to bridge the gap between developers and non-develop…

Interesting. How is this different to the likes of make.com and process.st?

ToolJet is a full stack platform for building internal tools where automation is one part of it. We also support creating web applications and have a data store.

While make.com is focussed just on automation but for all kinds of use cases and not focussed on solving internal tooling problems for the companies.

However, process street does look focussed on building software for internal applications but it is more towards no-code spectrum which has its advantages but makes it less customisable. ToolJet, on the other hand is more customisable and developer friendly because of our low-code approach.

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