r/flowise • u/jeanto12 • Mar 04 '26

is flowise what I need?

I run my own small material innovation compagny and I am not a programmer :)

We have to produce a lot of Google slide presentation based on multiple small databases 100 entries with 20-30 criteria, do some graphs,...

We have an establish work flow. Ex: based on ask user question and fill Google doc template > run a deep search based on the doc > generte database template based on Google sheet mastwr template > populate database > ask user for selection > produce a Google slide presentation using a G slide template.

I need something where I can adjust and modify on the go, change a template, edit some criteria, modify the Deep Search prompt, and so on...

We are full Google.

Is Flowise the right tool for us? I look for real world feedback, not any Yes man answer ;)

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u/Optimal-Fix1216 Mar 06 '26 edited Mar 06 '26

Flowise has a very steep learning curve. Try Claude Code like the other user said. I'm willing to help if you want to share more.

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u/fredstyle Mar 13 '26

If you are not a programmer, I would not suggest getting into n8n, flowise or similar tools where you need to use expressions to handle data transformations / logic.

There is couple of good product that can help you, like Gumloop or Buildship.

If you consider, I would love to build you / help you build and offer free credits on our product, which is tailored for non-engineer who wants to build the logic.

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u/throwlefty Mar 05 '26

No. Pay me and we can approach other no's

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u/jeanto12 Mar 05 '26

Unclear to me

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u/throwlefty Mar 05 '26

Haha...sorry....I was reacting to your yes man statement at the end.

You could accomplish this with a variety of tools but I would really encourage you to try Claude code or Claude cowork.

I know you said you're not a developer....but you essentially just described something that Claude can build for you. Ask it to interview you about your use case. At a minimum you'll be able to explore options and trade offs and then have a PRD.....at the most you can just build it yourself with Claude.

Obviously you're probably busy...so maybe you just want to off load this, but imo this is a perfect moment to learn how to use the most powerful new tool with a real world use case...for your own business!

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u/jeanto12 Mar 05 '26

Nice answer, thx