@aaronoleary Hi Aaron. Thanks for checking out Corpa. Not really when it comes to workflows. I guess imagination :). Having said that the limitation we have is on the UI side a little bit which is after you have built the workflow. Things like if you wanted a special type of UI as a retailer or restaurant for data entry after you have built your apps. We are looking to solve that in the near future with customizable UI for data entry.

@lachlankirkwood Thank you 🙏

@nguy_n_hung_tu_n1 Hi Alan. That’s a great question. Let me try to answer it as briefly as I can. Workflow is mainly at IFTT tool that automates certain tasks based on external apps. It’s not a database or doesn’t have data types to store data. It simply executes a command based on the automation flow you created. With Siri shortcuts (which underneath is workflow as Apple acquired them) it’s the same. Corpa on the other hand is a completely different beast with a very different purpose. It’s a mobile platform for teams where they can: 1. Build any business application like an invoice app to create invoices or a product catalog app to create a list of products. 2. Integrate multiple apps to build more complex processes/workflows like ERP, CRM, HRM etc. Each app is like a mini database or a system of record (common term used in enterprise) where you can capture and store data based on different data types like text, numbers, files, images, calculation, category and more. 3. Automate workflow apps to execute automatic actions like if the invoice is categorized as “PAID” execute X, Y & Z actions (here is where it sounds like workflow). 4. Aggregate data from the apps to build reports (analyze data) or dashboards (visualize data). 5. Communicate and collaborate - deep integration with apps and data so you are not sending files or emails internally. Hope that answers your question.