The local-first approach is interesting, especially for finance workflows. Being able to save a workflow and rerun it later without involving the LLM again is a nice touch. Curious to see how this evolves.
Thank you. In finance, from my personal experience, no one wants to re-build anything. Once someone creates a workflow, they should be able to re-run it next month. For example, if you build a monthly operating variance report from your quick books, next time, you should just click re-run.
That was my thought process, especially if it’s used on system of records (i.e. QuickBooks, Xero, Net Suite, Sage, etc.) - that said, on the UI side , unsure if some one should just land on the canvas or if the home page is the way to go , flashier but unsure on usability / will see :) thank you again for taking the time to try it, really appreciate it
The local-first approach is interesting, especially for finance workflows. Being able to save a workflow and rerun it later without involving the LLM again is a nice touch. Curious to see how this evolves.
Thank you. In finance, from my personal experience, no one wants to re-build anything. Once someone creates a workflow, they should be able to re-run it next month. For example, if you build a monthly operating variance report from your quick books, next time, you should just click re-run.
the local approach makes a lot of sense for tools like this. will try
That was my thought process, especially if it’s used on system of records (i.e. QuickBooks, Xero, Net Suite, Sage, etc.) - that said, on the UI side , unsure if some one should just land on the canvas or if the home page is the way to go , flashier but unsure on usability / will see :) thank you again for taking the time to try it, really appreciate it
I’ll mess with it!!
thank you so much, I really appreciate it