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AI that handles your everyday work, in the apps you already use.

Dazyflow connects your inbox, your spreadsheets and your team chat, then puts AI to work on the everyday jobs. Sort overnight emails. Summarize Monday's sales. Draft a reply when a new enquiry lands. Flag big orders to the team. You set it up once, like a flowchart, and it runs on its own. No code, no consultants.

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The Dazyflow builder: incoming orders go into a box that checks the amount, then big ones go one way to a team alert and the rest go another way to a saved file. The settings panel on the right shows the simple rule in plain language.

Dazyflow on a phone: a tidy checklist showing each step of a workflow that just ran, every one marked done with a green dot.

Designed to put your mind at rest

Up and running in an hour

Start from a ready made example, change a few details to make it yours, and it's working. No weekend project, no waiting on a consultant to call you back next Tuesday.
It asks before anything risky

Sending a customer a reply, posting in chat, paying an invoice. Dazyflow shows you what it's about to do and waits for your nod. The busywork is automatic. The decisions stay yours.
Your data stays yours

Each step only sees what it needs to do its job. Nothing is used to train AI models, and you can unplug any app you connected, any time, with one click.

Tell the AI what you want, in plain English.

Write the instruction the way you would ask a helpful assistant. "Group these emails into orders, questions and complaints." "Summarize this week's reviews into three bullets." "Draft a polite reply, mentioning our return policy." It does the job, hands the result to the next step, and waits for your approval before anything goes out.

A Dazyflow workflow with three steps: read new reviews, summarize them with AI, and post to the team. The settings panel shows the plain-English instruction given to the AI.

Set it up like a flowchart.

Drop the apps you use onto the page and draw a line from one to the next. That is the whole thing. Each step hands its work to the next, so an enquiry can land in your inbox, get sorted by AI, get logged to a sheet and ping the team in chat, all on its own. No settings you don't understand, no waiting on an IT person.

A close-up of the Dazyflow builder: a row of labelled boxes connected by lines, each a simple step that passes its work along to the next.

How it works

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Start from an example

Pick a ready made flow like "sort my inbox", "summarize Monday's sales" or "reply to new enquiries". Change a few details to match your business and you're set.
2
Tell the AI what you want

In plain words, the same way you'd ask an assistant. "Group these by topic." "Pull the total from this invoice." "Write a polite reply." A couple of clicks, no setup, no jargon.
3
Let it run on its own

On a schedule, when an email arrives, or at the press of a button. Dazyflow keeps a tidy record of every run, so you can check at a glance that everything went through.

Who's it for?

If you run a small business

You're doing the work of three people. Hand the email triage, the weekly report and the chasing of enquiries to Dazyflow, so you can spend your time on the bits only you can do.
If you handle the inbox

You keep the show on the road. Sort overnight emails, summarize the sales sheet, draft the polite replies, all on autopilot. Step in only when something actually needs you.
If your team is small

Everyone can see what's happening because the same jobs run the same way every time. Dazyflow does the routine, keeps a tidy record, and pings the right person when a decision is needed.

Works with the apps you already use

Connect your inbox, your spreadsheets and your team chat, then add AI wherever you want it. Setting one up takes a couple of clicks, with no technical setup.