Business users can create workflows. A workflow is a connection between two or more web apps or services, and defines the steps of a recurring task that you want to automate. For an example, you might create a workflow that is triggered by the creation of a new note in your Evernote account, translates the note into Spanish using Google Translate Text, and then sends the translated text to your Gmail account. webMethods.io Integration offers hundreds of web services as well as pre-built workflow templates you can use as a starting point for your own complex use cases. You can also import recipes to bootstrap your workflows faster. Workflows run in containers.

Developers can create point-to-point integrations or complex integrations that orchestrate among multiple endpoints. The webMethods.io Integration Flow Editor lets you create services, documents, and other assets required by integration flows, and supports the use of conditions, switches, looping, and custom actions. You can check your flows using debugging, execution retry, and error handling features. You can automate the launching of your flows by creating on demand, polling, or event-driven triggers.