#01
Define the work.
Start from the process as the business understands it, then turn it into one approved definition.
Business-as-Code · enterprise execution
Business-as-Code, across the systems you already run.
Describe a process in plain language. FlowMaster turns it into an approved, versioned definition and runs it across the systems you already have. It writes back only the changes you approve.
Vendor onboarding · approved definition
# written once, run by the systems you already have PROCESS Vendor onboarding WHEN a vendor passes due diligence DO create the vendor in your ERP map tax id, bank details, payment terms notify procurement and finance RULE finance approves before bank details are written back DATA ERP, CRM and the contract record VERSION v3 #approved
Business-as-Code. One approved definition contains Flow, Data, Rules, Interfaces and Version. FlowMaster runs that definition against your existing systems, then checks actor, rule, data state and process version before commit.
Platform
The approved definition that runs
#01 · Architecture of Business-as-Code execution model
#02
Bind the rules.
Attach the data, approvals, limits and interfaces that decide whether work can move forward.
#03
Run with evidence.
Execute the version and keep the actor, rule, data state and outcome on the record.
Execution model
Reads from what you already run. Writes back when the definition allows it.
ERP, CRM, HRIS, case, data and document systems remain in place. FlowMaster maps their fields to the approved process definition and governs the write-back path instead of replacing the systems of record.
Read the platformWhat you wrote is what runs.
Governance
Rules bind before the record changes.
Approve the definition.
The process version is reviewed and released before it can drive production work.
Check every action.
Runtime checks authority, process state, rule version and data state before work moves forward.
Built for real operations.
Common questions
What makes FlowMaster different from workflow or BPM tools?
FlowMaster does not only route tasks. It stores flow, data, rules, interfaces and version control as one approved process definition, then runs that definition against your existing systems.
Does FlowMaster replace my ERP?
No. FlowMaster reads from systems of record such as ERP, CRM, HRIS, case systems, databases and SDX-mapped data sources. It writes back only through mapped, approved actions.
Do I need to use a specific provider?
No. Provider choice belongs to the customer. Hosted and self-hosted options can be connected according to customer architecture. The intelligence in the system comes from your rules and your context, not from the provider alone.
Where does my data sit?
Self-hosted per customer, in the region of your choice. FlowMaster can run in your cloud or your data center, according to the customer's data-boundary decisions.
Can business users define processes, or do I need engineers?
Business users define processes in plain language and through structured authoring tools. Existing BPMN, Visio or Word documents can seed the definition, and the platform turns approved content into a signed, versioned execution object.
What does FlowMaster add beyond standalone automation?
Automation executes inside the approved process. People keep the approval gates, exception decisions and override authority.
Walk us through one of your processes. We'll show you it running.
The company
FlowMaster is a founder-led enterprise software provider enabling organizations to execute processes, systems, and governance rules in unison. Established in 2025, the company's mission is to make the enterprise operating model directly executable.
Founded 2025, in the United Arab Emirates. |
Founder & CEO Benjamin Hippler. |
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