The studio for a fast and
easy entry into the topic of AI.
Learn about the important components and concepts, which will allow your employees to get AI augmentation.
Assistants
An Assistant is a set of flows that are specifically created for a certain department, a certain profession or certain area of work.
Workflows
A workflow is a formerly manual process, that is rebuilt through a set of automated steps – making use of AI prompts, APIs and classical code.
Workflows
Learn how ValueFlow allows you to use prepared workflows, which only need to be configured.
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Simple Usage
Users simply select their flow
and fill out a short configuration.
Templates for repetitive Tasks
Most tasks are repetitive. For such situations ValueFlow lets you create a template. Build a whole library of templates and run them whenever needed.
Templates for repetitive tasks
Learn how ValueFlow allows you to build a collection of templates for repetitive tasks.
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Chats
A chat is the a very simple and free way of interacting with AI models. You can chat with the model just like with ChatGPT, or interact with your uploaded documents.
AI Chats (with internal Documents)
Learn how ValueFlow allows you to chat with AI models and how to interact with internal documents or sensitive customer documents.
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Sources included
Don't just trust the AI model. Check provided sources to every answer and have certainty about its correctness.
Data Collection
ValueFlow allows you to collect data from external websites or directories, and also internal documents. This is a core component of the AI studio, as access to relevant data is essential for generating high quality results.
Integrations
ValueFlow lets you interact with the tools you use. We will constantly increase the selection of available integrations.
Automate your work
Previous concepts showed you the main functionalities.
Last but not least, you should know that ValueFlow is meant to be automated:
CRON jobs
Schedule your flows to run weekly, monthly, or with any frequency that you need.
The idea is that flows for repetitive tasks are scheduled to prepare results automatically, so that you don’t have to start them actively. Instead you get notified about finished flows and simply start your refinement work there.
Once a month ...
Visit the websites of your competitors and check for updates.
Access industry news and check for business-relevant developments.
Screen public funding opportunities for new programs.
Once a week ...
Take the notes from the internal team meeting and generate drafts for LinkedIn posts.
Generate a relationship-building emails for a customer information about a relevant update