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Start with the operation, not just the application
Connecting to a system is only part of the requirement. Reading a record, searching attachments, and updating a field are different operations. Before you build, list the information the workflow needs, the actions it may perform, and the permissions it should use. Confirm those against the integration you select.
Examples from the catalog
Asana: Create, update, and query tasks, projects, sections, and portfolios. Use the integration page to plan the specific operation.
Airtable: Read and write records, access schema information, and manage webhooks. Confirm the connection can reach the bases involved.
Amazon Athena: Run SQL queries against data in Amazon S3. Review query and access requirements before wiring it into a workflow.
Plan the handoff
For a workflow that changes records, decide what a reviewer needs to see before approving the action. For a read-only workflow, define which sources it may use and how the result will be checked. Test with a representative case and a failure case: access denied, a required value missing, or the destination unavailable. Human-in-the-loop belongs in the design when the write is material.
Questions about integrations
Does every integration support the same actions?
No. Check the individual integration page for the operations listed there. Confirm any action that is essential to your process before committing to a design.
What if my system is not listed?
Bring the system name, API docs if you have them, and the action you need. We can review the requirement with you, including MCP when a custom tool surface is the right path.
Can I call a StackAI workflow from my application?
Yes. The API docs include a Run Flow endpoint for running a deployed flow and receiving the result. Start with the API reference and the Run Flow documentation.
Bring us the workflow
Tell us what starts the process, which systems it touches, and what a successful result looks like. We will map integrations, review steps, and how you want to deploy: StackAI cloud, VPC/private cloud, or on-premises.


