Automation that knows your customer, not just your trigger.
Record events, scheduled runs, webhooks fire the flow. Update records, send email, send SMS, create tasks, call webhooks, run scripts answer it. Branching, conditions, delays, approvals in between. Free with the CRM. No per-step billing, no premium action tier.
Every trigger. Every action. One workspace.
Zapier charges you per task to connect tools that do not know each other. Salesforce Flow runs inside Salesforce and nowhere else. Strkr Flows runs on the same records your sales team, your delivery team, and your messaging team are already working on, which means a close-won deal can clone a project plan, assign the owner, send the welcome SMS, and open the kickoff task in the same orchestration, with no connector in between.
Record events, schedules, webhooks.
Fire on created, updated, field changed, stage changed, deleted. Schedule on cron or a relative date like 'three days after close.' Inbound webhooks accept signed payloads. Form submissions, email replies, and inbound SMS all count.
Everything you would do by hand.
Update records, create records, send email, send SMS, assign owners, create tasks, call outbound webhooks, run server-side scripts. One flow can touch CRM, Marketing, Projects, and Messaging in a single run.
If this account, then that path.
Visual if/else branches. Multi-way splits on picklist values. Nested conditions on any field. Parallel paths that join back together. Delays measured in minutes, hours, days, or 'wait until field X equals Y.'
Pause for a human when it matters.
Route to a named approver, a role, or a dynamic owner. Approver sees the context and the proposed change. Reject branches to a configurable path. Pending approvals surface in an inbox with reminder cadence.
Start from a working flow, not a blank canvas.
Pre-built templates for lead routing, deal stage automation, project kickoff, renewal reminders, overdue invoice chase, and inbound reply handling. Fork a template, swap the fields, publish. The 20-minute setup becomes 2 minutes.
Every run, every change, immutable.
Trigger payload, decisions taken, actions performed, data before and after, authenticated identity. Immutable, retained for the subscription lifetime, exportable for SOX, SOC 2, and HIPAA. Admins filter by flow, by actor, by object, by time.
Automation stops being a line item on the Zapier invoice.
Flows is included free with every CRM subscription. No per-task meter, no premium action tier, no cap on flows per workspace. Build as many as your team needs. The only metered pieces are messaging send volume and external AI usage, both on their own line items.
What you stop doing the day Strkr Flows ships.
Builds run without a meter.
Zapier bills by the task, so teams build fewer flows and route around the invoice. Strkr Flows is free with the CRM. Build the one that fires on every lead, build the one that fires on every stage change, build the one that fires on every webhook. Nobody is counting.
Everything is one data model.
Zapier connectors break when the upstream app changes a field name. Strkr Flows reads the CRM schema directly, so a field rename updates every flow that references it. No connector to re-authorize, no mapping to redo at 11pm on a Friday.
One audit trail covers everything.
Zapier logs sit in Zapier. Salesforce Flow logs sit in Salesforce. HubSpot Workflow logs sit in HubSpot. SOC 2 auditors ask for one timeline and you deliver three. Strkr Flows writes one immutable log per run across CRM, Marketing, Projects, and Messaging.
Approvals pause the flow in place.
Routing requests through Slack or email means the approval decision lives nowhere auditable. Strkr Flows pauses the run, records the approver, records the decision, and resumes exactly where it left off. SOX auditors stop asking you to find the email chain.
Frequently asked questions about Strkr Flows.
How is Strkr Flows different from Zapier or Salesforce Flow?
Strkr Flows runs natively on your CRM data, so every trigger and action knows about your accounts, deals, contacts, tasks, projects, and messages without a connector or a nightly sync. Zapier charges per task across accounts you glue together. Salesforce Flow runs inside Salesforce only and bills on orchestration credits. Strkr Flows is included with the CRM subscription, has no per-automation meter, and does not require a separate workspace to configure or audit.
How much does Strkr Flows cost?
Strkr Flows is included free with every CRM subscription. There is no per-automation meter, no per-step billing, no premium action tier, and no cap on how many flows a workspace runs. Build as many as you need. The only metered pieces across the platform are messaging send volume and external AI usage, both billed separately on their own line items.
What can trigger a flow?
Record events on any object trigger a flow: created, updated, field changed, stage changed, deleted, or restored. Scheduled runs fire on a cron expression or a relative date (for example, "3 days after close date"). Inbound webhooks accept signed payloads from external systems. Form submissions, inbound email replies, and inbound SMS also fire flows. A flow can even trigger from another flow for chained orchestration.
What actions can a flow perform?
Flows update records, create records, send email, send SMS or MMS, assign owners, create tasks, call outbound webhooks, run server-side scripts, and request approvals. Branching, conditions, wait-for-event delays, time-based delays, and parallel paths are all native. Every action logs who, what, when, and why to the audit trail for SOX and SOC 2 review.
Can Flows pause and wait for human approval?
Yes. An approval step pauses the flow and routes a request to a named approver, a role, or a dynamic owner. Approvers see the context (which record, which proposed change, which upstream trigger) and approve or reject with an optional note. Rejections branch to a configurable path. Pending approvals surface in the approver inbox and send a reminder on a configurable cadence.
How does Flows handle audit logs and compliance?
Every flow run writes a full execution record: trigger payload, decisions taken, actions performed, data before and after, and the authenticated identity (user, system, or integration). Logs are immutable, retained for the subscription lifetime, and exportable to CSV or S3 for SOX, SOC 2, and HIPAA review. Admins filter by flow, by actor, by object, or by time window from the Audit screen.
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