Flow Companion

Develop by Mivicle Oy

$4-$69

/ Month

Free plan available 15 Days Free Trial

Extend the Flow capabilities with custom triggers and actions

Order-based triggers

Custom triggers setup

Reusable workflow parts

Http request integration

Data-specific execution

About Flow Companion

Launched Oct 16, 2024

Built by Mivicle Oy

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Espoo, FI

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Description

Automatically trigger workflows on tag changes. Simplify inventory and order automation.

Flow Companion expands Shopify Flow by enabling workflows triggered manually, via API, or automatically through product and order tag changes. Integrated HTTP request features and AI-powered text generation streamline operations without additional coding. Contact support if you need some Flow functionality.

Triggering workflows on Order and Product tag changes
Trigger workflows for selected orders, customers, or products.
Trigger workflows from scripts or external services using HTTP requests.
Generate text in a workflow with Google Gemini AI or Anthropic Claude AI.
Send HTTP requests from a workflow and use the response in subsequent steps.

Pros

Enhances Shopify Flow with custom triggers, providing flexibility
Allows for starting triggers exactly when needed from multiple sources (interface, another workflow, or HTTP request)
Supports triggering workflows for specific orders, customers, or products, offering targeted automation
Enables specifying additional data when starting a workflow, aiding dynamic execution
Facilitates triggering workflows from scripts or external services, promoting integration
Helps break down complex workflows into simple, reusable parts, fostering efficient organization
Enhances Shopify Flow with custom triggers, providing more control and flexibility
Allows triggering workflows precisely when needed via interface, other workflows, or HTTP requests
Enables triggering workflows for specific orders, customers, or products, providing targeted functionality
Supports additional data specification for workflow execution, adding customization abilities
Facilitates workflow triggering from scripts or external services, increasing integration possibilities
Simplifies complex workflows by breaking them into simple, reusable components

Cons

May require technical knowledge to set up and use HTTP requests effectively
Could involve additional complexity in managing multiple triggers and workflows
Users might need to contact support for additional functionality, which could suggest limited built-in features
Might require technical knowledge to efficiently use HTTP requests for triggering workflows
Dependence on support for additional Flow functionality could lead to delays in implementing custom needs
Potential complexity in managing multiple custom triggers and actions could overwhelm users without advanced Flow experience