Process control – steer your workflows precisely, by your own rules
Most no-code platforms give you a straight, simple pipeline: from A to B, without many forks. linqi gives you far more – full control over exactly how a process behaves in detail. Depending on the data, one path or the other is taken, a step is repeated until a condition is met, and individual areas run in parallel side by side. This way you can model the reality of your business – not a simplified version of it.
And the best part: you control this logic without any programming. You define clearly stated rules that even non-technical teams can understand and adjust when needed. So the process never stays a rigid construct of the past – it adapts with your company, from a simple approval to a complex, branching workflow.
Control over the flow – without programming
With the linqi process engine you define the logic of your business as rules you can read yourself. Condition steps branch the workflow based on the current state, loops repeat a step until a condition is met, and parallel branches run at the same time. Time triggers start processes hourly, daily, weekly or monthly, and events let individual processes communicate with each other and hand over seamlessly. This keeps your workflow reliable even when reality gets complex.
How you steer the process flow
- Conditions:
A condition step checks the current state and leads the process down the right path – for example to a different approver or an alternative handling. - Loops & parallelism:
Steps are repeated for as long as needed, and individual areas run at the same time – so nothing unnecessarily runs one after another. - Time & start triggers:
Processes start on a schedule – hourly, daily, weekly or monthly – or simply manually, when the time comes. - Events & numbers:
Individual processes communicate with each other via events and hand over seamlessly. Order and process numbers are generated automatically.
You combine all these building blocks freely. This turns a simple form into a powerful workflow that makes decisions, prepares data and automatically triggers the next step – always according to your rules.
Frequently asked questions about process control
Which control elements are available?
The most important ones include conditions (branches), loops, parallel branches, wait steps, status changes, time and start triggers, events and automatic number generation. You combine these building blocks freely.
Can one process start another process?
Yes. Via the start-process action and via events, individual processes can connect to each other and pass data along – this way you build larger, gapless workflows out of smaller ones.
Do I have to program to adjust the logic?
No. You state the rules in an understandable form, and authorized users can adjust them at any time – without program code and without waiting for developers.
Is this not overkill for simple processes?
No. Simple workflows stay simple – you only add branches or loops when your process really needs them. The control grows with the complexity of your operation.