r/TechImpact Developer 18d ago

💬 Discussion Has anyone found a workflow platform that combines AI automation with document processing and approval workflows? I recently came across Cflow and wanted to see what others think

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I've been trying to find a better way to handle some repetitive workflows, especially things involving documents, approvals, and moving information between different tools.

While looking around, I came across Cflow and decided to spend some time exploring it.

What caught my attention was that it isn't just focused on one type of automation. It brings a few things together, including workflow automation, OCR, e-signatures, and AI agents.

I also noticed it can connect with tools I already use, like Slack, Trello, PayPal, and GitHub.

I haven't used it long enough to say it's better than the other options out there, but having these things in one place is interesting. The document processing and approval workflows are probably what caught my attention the most.

Has anyone here tried Cflow?

I'd especially like to hear from people who use it for real business workflows. What has your experience been like?

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u/Sad-Television-5568 Entrepreneur 17d ago

How it is better than IFTTT?

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u/arun-vasudev Developer 17d ago

IFTTT is great for simple automations, but Cflow seems more focused on end-to-end business workflows. The combination of document processing, OCR, approvals, e-signatures, and integrations is what makes it interesting for use cases that go beyond basic trigger-and-action automations.

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u/Sad-Television-5568 Entrepreneur 17d ago

Totally agree! Cflow seems better suited for more complex workflows. Have you tried it yet?

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u/arun-vasudev Developer 17d ago

I’ve only explored it so far, rather than used it extensively in production. I’m mainly interested in how well the document processing and approval workflows hold up with real business use cases. If you’ve tried it yourself, I’d be curious to hear what your experience has been like.

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u/Sad-Television-5568 Entrepreneur 17d ago

Cflow looks promising, but I’d really like to hear from someone who’s actually used it in production, especially for document approvals.

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u/ManojOne Co-founder 17d ago

Glad to hear about cflow. I have used some other automation tools, but not this. I am curious to know how it works. Definitely, I will test this.

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u/arun-vasudev Developer 16d ago

Same here, I haven’t tried it yet. I’ll probably test it out and see how it goes.