Connect the applications behind your business with Zoho Flow workflows designed for control, visibility and sustainable ownership. Macrofix helps you plan triggers, actions, data mapping, exceptions, testing and handover across Zoho and third-party systems.
Automation should remove repetitive work without creating a new black box. We map the business event, the data that must move, the systems that own it and the people who need to act when something fails. Then we configure a practical Flow rollout around your licensed applications, usage limits and operating controls.
Zoho Flow can connect supported apps and extend to webhooks, APIs, schedules, email and other triggers. Macrofix turns that capability into documented workflows with clear ownership, test cases, retry decisions and a handover your team can operate.
Inventory processes, systems, events and data owners before building. We prioritize high-value automations, identify dependencies and create a rollout sequence that your team can approve.
Configure app events, schedules, webhooks, URLs, feeds or email triggers and map data between actions. We document assumptions around required fields, duplicate handling, permissions and source-system behavior.
A production flow needs more than a happy path. We define error branches, retry behavior, notification ownership, execution-history review and a safe process for replaying or correcting failed work.
When a native connector is not enough, we plan outbound API calls, webhook payloads and custom functions within the customer’s approved security and coding standards. Every extension is tested against real integration contracts.
We test representative records, edge cases and permissions before production activation. We also document monitoring, version changes, credential ownership and the review path for future workflow edits.
Depending on the engagement, deliverables can include a workflow inventory, solution design, configured flows, mapping specifications, test evidence, exception runbooks, administrator training and post-launch support.
Connections and workflows operate inside the customer’s Zoho organization and connected systems. We keep access, data handling and changes explicit, and we flag vendor-plan, connector, API, region and regulated-data constraints before production use.
We move from business outcome to controlled automation in stages, with an owner and acceptance decision at each step.
Before a flow is handed over, we agree what “working” means: expected records move, failures are visible, owners know what to do and changes can be reviewed without guesswork.
We can scope and configure app-triggered workflows, schedules, webhooks, URL or feed triggers, data mapping, logic, notifications, custom functions, testing and documentation. The exact work depends on the applications, licenses, access and approved operating model.
Yes, where the relevant connector, API or webhook is available and authorized. We validate field behavior, authentication, rate limits, privacy requirements and ownership before production activation.
We design error branches, alerts, retry or replay decisions, duplicate controls and an owner runbook. Automatic retry availability depends on the current Zoho Flow plan and should be confirmed for the customer organization.
Yes. We can plan incoming and outgoing webhooks, API requests and approved custom functions when native actions do not cover the requirement. We document payloads, authentication, error responses and test cases.
We test representative records, edge cases, permissions, failures and downstream outcomes. We provide mapping notes, acceptance evidence, runbooks and administrator handover materials appropriate to the engagement.
Yes. We can provide a defined support or administration scope for monitoring, controlled changes, connector updates, troubleshooting and periodic workflow reviews. Response times and coverage are agreed in the service scope.
Tell us which applications you need to connect, what should trigger the work and where today’s process breaks. We will help you turn the requirement into a practical, testable Flow rollout.