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Agentic Workflows

Overview

Agentic Workflows are the mechanism through which Kizen responds to events, processes logic, and takes action, such as connecting data changes, time-based conditions, and external signals to meaningful outcomes without requiring manual intervention each time. They operate asynchronously in the background, executing a configured sequence of steps against a specific Record or globally across the platform.

Agentic Workflows are designed to handle ongoing, event-driven Workflows, not to backfill historical data, replace reporting, or substitute for manual data entry and UI configuration. Understanding this distinction upfront helps you design Agentic Workflows with accurate expectations about when and how they run.

When to Use Agentic Workflows

Agentic Workflows are the right tool when you need Kizen to respond to something and take action automatically. Common use cases include:

  • Sending a follow-up communication when a Record reaches a specific stage or a form is submitted

  • Assigning ownership, updating fields, or creating related Records based on data changes or incoming webhook signals

  • Running a scheduled sequence of actions against a set of Records on a recurring basis

  • Coordinating multi-step Workflows across Objects, such as notifying a team, updating a status, and scheduling an Activity, without manual intervention at each step


Agentic Workflows Mastery Checklist

Explore the following topics to understand how Agentic Workflows are configured and used in Kizen.

Core Knowledge

Agentic Workflow Types & Initiation

Triggers

Conditions, Goals & Variables

Actions

Execution & Processing

Data Model

Code Steps

AI Agent Steps

Safeguards & Runtime Controls

Permissions

APIs & Webhooks

Design Best Practices


What's Next

Continue to Agentic Workflow Core Concepts to build the foundational understanding you need before configuring Agentic Workflows, designing execution strategies, or working with the API.

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