Roles instead of flows
A flow knows triggers and steps. A digital employee knows the job, its limits, and when to ask.

Comparison
In short
Tools like Zapier, Make or n8n are construction kits: they connect apps through triggers and steps, and you build, test and maintain those flows yourself. Agentiq is not a kit but a workforce: digital staff with a role, a department and jobs, working in your tools and asking you when a decision is due. You describe your business in one conversation, Agentiq builds and runs.
The difference
A flow knows triggers and steps. A digital employee knows the job, its limits, and when to ask.
When an app changes, a flow breaks. At Agentiq that is operating work, done by Agentiq, not by you.
A flow sends as soon as it runs. At Agentiq the first piece of every kind waits for you.
You open no editor. You say what your company should do on its own.
Side by side
| What it is about | Zapier, Make, n8n | Agentiq |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A kit for flows | A workforce of digital staff |
| Who builds | You or a contractor | Agentiq, from the conversation |
| Who maintains | You, on every change | Agentiq, in operation |
| When something is unclear | The flow stops or guesses | The employee asks you |
| Where the work is visible | In logs per flow | In jobs with an owner, checks and a date |
| German law | Your configuration | In the code: labelling, no cold outreach, deletion |
Who it is for
Reading enquiries, matching receipts, preparing quotes: work with judgement, not just forwarding.
The colleague who knows the zaps is on holiday and no one dares touch them.
Not logs, but a line of jobs you can read.
The way in
About 25 minutes about your business, in your words. No forms.
Departments, roles and first jobs, built from the conversation. You approve.
It runs. What matters waits for you. The rest gets done, and you see everything.
Questions
For many businesses, yes, because the work goes to digital staff instead of flows. Existing tools can stay; Agentiq works with the applications you already use.
No. You describe your business in a conversation. Agentiq builds the first draft, you approve it.
That is operation, and operation is Agentiq's work. You notice it as a job, not as an outage.
Yes. Export and deletion are routine jobs. You can leave any day and take everything with you.

Describe in five minutes what keeps piling up. We answer in writing and with a proposed date.
