Do we need developers to build a workflow?+
No. Teams can build approvals, routing, tasks, schedules, and notifications on a visual canvas. Advanced integrations and custom logic remain available when a process needs them.
Can we build a workflow by describing it instead of dragging every node?+
Yes. Describe the trigger, steps, owners, rules, and outcome in everyday language. RAPTIX proposes the graph and the exact changes first—nothing touches the canvas until you review and apply it.
Can suppliers or contractors take part without an account?+
Yes, on every plan. An external reviewer can receive a secure link, review the relevant material, leave a comment, upload a file, and record a decision without creating a RAPTIX account or a paid seat.
How long can a workflow stay active?+
A workflow can wait for a person, a date, a document, an email, or a connected system for a year or more. Ordinary maintenance and service restarts do not send the process back to the start—it resumes from the point it reached.
Can people verify an AI answer before acting on it?+
Document-based assistants can show numbered citations, the source document, page references, and the original passage in context. Your team can check the evidence before using the answer.
Can we start with one department?+
Yes. Start with one process, learn what works, then reuse the pattern across more teams. Each workspace keeps its workflows, documents, members, and permissions together.