Describe
One plain-English request becomes a numbered plan, sometimes a dozen steps long. You read every step, and you can change any of them in plain English too.
InventDB SOAR
Operate: describe a workflow, rehearse it, activate it.
Write what should happen in plain words, watch it rehearse against real data, then switch it on; from then on it runs on its trigger without further prompting.
Rehearse
The workflow runs against your real data with every email, SMS and calendar write mocked, so you watch it play out end to end before anything can send.
Activate
Switch it on and it runs on its trigger: an email arriving, a schedule, a record change, a calendar event or a signed webhook.
Once it is live
The plan, its runs, and your approvals.
Every workflow keeps three views you can open at any time.
The plan
The numbered steps the workflow follows, readable at any time. Edit a step in plain English and the next run picks up the change.
The runs
Every execution is logged step by step: what it read, what it sent, and what it parked to wait for a person.
The approvals
Anything that would send an email, an SMS or a webhook waits in one inbox, summarised in a line, until you say yes.
Connected to Gmail, Google Calendar, SMS, web search and webhooks; connect a tool once and every workflow can use it.
Nothing sends without your approval: workflows act within your own permissions and draft first.
Everything logged: every run, every send and every approval lands in the audit trail.
Next: Analyze, ask the same records questions in plain English