It runs on its own. Every run on the record.
A workflow starts on a schedule, on an app event, from your code or from another workflow. Lodol runs each step, stops for a person when you ask, and traces every run.
Free plan, no credit card. Runs are counted per run, not per step.
- Start
GmailWhen a new email arrives in Gmail.
Anthropic2.1sRead it and draft a reply.
- Gmail0.6s
Save the draft for review.
It starts itself
Every workflow has one way in, and nobody has to be there for it. Pick one.
- Start
- Schedule by Lodol
Run weekly on Monday at 07:00.
Google Sheets0.9sFind who starts this week.
- Gmail1.2s
Email each of them a welcome.
Slack0.5sIntroduce them in the team channel.
It stops and asks. Then it carries on.
Put a person wherever a decision matters, and let the workflow decide the rest in plain words.
GmailWhen a new email arrives in Gmail.
New email from sarah@northwind.co
AnthropicRead it and draft a reply.
Drafted a reply
If the customer sounds angry
Yes above 70%, No below 30%, Not sure in between.
Not sure — 64% likely
Ask before sending the reply.
GmailSend the reply.
GmailSend the reply.
SlackPost it in #support for a person.
Posted in #support
Conditions in plain words
Write an if/else the way you'd say it, and set how sure it must be. Anything less sure takes its own branch, not a guess.
This email reads 64% likely. Drag Yes below that, and the run stops to ask instead.
A person signs off
A Request approval step pauses the run until someone approves, rejects or answers in writing, even from outside your workspace. Then it carries on.
You hear first, and you can see why
A failed run emails you, its trace shows the step that stopped it, and once it's fixed it runs again.
- 9:02 AM
A step fails
Someone archived the Slack channel. The run stops at that step and says why.
- 9:02 AM
You hear first
A failed run emails you by default, with the error and a link to the run.
- 9:14 AM
It's fixed
Change the step yourself, or ask your AI to. Either way it's a new version.
- 9:15 AM
It runs again
The next run goes through, and both are on the record.
How much each plan runs
Pay per run, not per step, with unlimited seats on every plan.
| Capability | Free | Builder | Pro | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Workflow runsA run is one pass of a workflow, however many steps it takes, whether you start it or a schedule, a trigger, an app or the API does. On Builder and Pro you choose how many runs you need each month. Runs reset on the 1st of every month (UTC); if they run out, new runs pause until then unless you choose more or turn on extra runs. | 100 / month | 2,500–50,000 / month | 10,000–250,000 / month | Custom |
| Workflows running at onceHow many runs can be going at the same time. Any more wait their turn and start as soon as one finishes. Workflows that are on but waiting for their trigger don't count. | 3 | 10 | 40 | Custom |
| Time-based and action-based triggersStart workflows on a schedule or when events occur in connected apps. | ||||
| Approval stepsPause a run until a person approves it, or answers a question in writing, and carry on with their answer. Approvers get reminders, an unanswered request can pass to someone else, and you can stop people approving their own runs. | ||||
| Step-by-step run historyEvery run is traced step by step, with timings, so you can see what each step did, when, and how long it took. Finished runs are kept this long, then deleted for good. On Builder and Pro you can choose a shorter time. | 30 days | 18 months | 18 months | Custom |
Questions about runs
You get an email and a notice in Lodol. The run shows every step, with timings, and the one that stopped it. Your AI can read it and fix the workflow, and on paid plans any change can be rolled back.
Yes. A Request approval step pauses the run until someone approves, rejects or answers in writing, then carries on with their answer. They're emailed a link, even from outside your workspace.
Free keeps finished runs for 30 days, Builder and Pro for 18 months, and Enterprise as long as we agree. Builder and Pro can choose a shorter time.
One pass of a workflow, however many steps it takes. Free includes 100 runs a month; Builder starts at 2,500 runs for $18 a month, and you choose how many you need.
Ask your AI for your first automation.
Connect it in one step. Your AI builds the workflow, and Lodol runs it and tells you if anything breaks.
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