conjureflow turns repeatable work into a living graph. Model your Process as connected Steps, run it with your team, and let real execution data — not anecdote — show you the bottleneck.
Model the work, measure what happens, find what's holding it back, change it, and keep watching.
Draw the Process as a graph of Steps with typed Ports.
Run it — durations, wait times, and outcomes are recorded per Step.
See bottlenecks, variation, and Root Cause Candidates from real Runs.
Change the Process and compare against a Baseline — evidence, not memory.
Control Rules watch your Critical Metrics so improvements don't drift away.
conjureflow isn't a static diagram. Every execution of a Process becomes a Run, so the graph accumulates evidence — durations, wait times, outcomes — as real work happens.
Bottleneck candidates come from Run history: wait states, variation, rework, and Process Exceptions — not just sorting Steps by average duration.
Select just the Steps you care about as a Measurement Selection. Start learning from one painful handoff without modeling the whole organization on day one.
Steps connect through typed Ports, so the graph shows what data moves between them. Incompatible connections and missing inputs are visible before a Run starts.
Sub-processes, Process Templates, Stages, and Notes let teams build a library of operating patterns instead of redrawing the same structure from scratch.
Model native tasks, manual approvals, webhooks, REST calls, Jira, Slack, and more — Connections are scoped to your Organization, without migrating off your systems of record.
Process measurement has to be trustworthy before it can be actionable.
Experiment freely without polluting the data you make decisions from.
Debug from a past execution and keep test inputs stable while you iterate.
Using a Connection is separate from seeing its secrets, and sensitive outputs can be redacted.
Workers and process owners share one live canvas — the people doing the work shape the model.
Open a Process, see which Step is the bottleneck from the last N Runs, change it, and know whether the change actually helped.