Yammbo Flow lets you connect apps together. You build a workflow by chaining a trigger (“when a new sale happens”) with one or more actions (“send a WhatsApp”, “create a spreadsheet row”, “post to social media”).
Common workflows
- New sale in POS → message to the owner on WhatsApp.
- New order in Store → row added to Google Sheets + Slack notification.
- Daily 8 AM → fetch yesterday’s totals from POS and email them.
- Form submitted in Web → row in a CRM + welcome email.
- Instagram DM in Bot → log the conversation in a spreadsheet.
You don’t need to be a developer. The editor shows blocks; you drag them and connect them with arrows.
Triggers
A workflow needs a trigger to start. Triggers can be:
- Schedule — every hour, every day at a specific time, etc.
- Webhook — when an external app calls a URL.
- App-specific — “new sale in POS”, “new order in Store”, “new comment on Instagram”, etc.
Actions
Actions are what the workflow does. Examples:
- Send a message (email, WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack).
- Read or write a Google Sheet.
- Call an HTTP API.
- Branch on a condition (“if total > 100, do X, otherwise Y”).
When Flow isn’t the right tool
Flow is good for “glue” between apps. If you need a custom application with its own database and UI, that’s a custom build — write to support and we’ll see how we can help.