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Workday acquires Flowise for visual AI agent building
The acquisition brings Flowise into Workday, with plans to add agent-building tools for HR and finance applications.
Workday announced that it had acquired Flowise, a low-code platform for building AI agents and workflows. The company plans to bring its visual development tools into Workday's products for human resources and finance.
From a visual flow to a working agent
Flowise connects models, data sources, and tools through a visual builder. Its platform also includes debugging, evaluation, and analytics, helping teams test how a workflow behaves as it moves beyond a prototype.
Workday said the acquisition would help customers and partners create agents around their own business processes. Those planned integrations were the next stage of the combination, rather than features already available everywhere at the announcement.
The existing project
Workday said it would invest in Flowise's open-source foundation. That matters to teams already using its community software as well as those considering a managed enterprise deployment. The Flowise profile covers the visual builder and its current access options.