Concepts

Concepts

Core concepts that make up the GTM Engine automation platform.

GTM Engine has two automation primitives — workflows and agents — plus supporting concepts that explain how data moves through the system. Read these pages once, and the rest of the product will feel much easier to reason about.

Platform Map

1

Automation Library

The workspace where workflows, agents, triggers, folders, recommended automations, and the Process Map live.

2

Triggers

Events, schedules, or webhooks that kick off workflows with explicit input mappings.

3

Workflows

Deterministic graphs of tasks that perform repeatable CRM, AI, enrichment, and integration work.

4

Agents

AI assistants that interpret user intent and call core tools or workflow tools.

Most GTM Engine automation is a combination of triggers, workflows, agents, tasks, and variables managed from the Automation Library.

Start Here

Read first

1. Workflows vs. agents

Start with Workflows vs. agents. It explains when to use a deterministic workflow, when to use an AI agent, and when to combine them.

Repeatable process

2. Workflows

Read Workflows to understand the builder, inputs, outputs, published versions, run history, and workflow tools.

Conversational layer

3. Agents

Read Agents to understand prompts, models, tools, Genie, custom agents, and test chat.

Hands on

4. Build something

Follow Build your first workflow or Build your first agent when you are ready to try the concepts in the product.

Supporting Concepts

How workflows start

Triggers

Standalone, reusable entities that kick off workflows in response to record events, schedules, or webhooks.

Workflow steps

Tasks

The building blocks of a workflow. Each task does one thing: find prospects, enrich, run AI, branch, loop, update a record, or call an integration.

Data flow

Variables

How data flows from triggers into workflow inputs, between tasks, and out as workflow outputs.

Workspace

Automation Library

The unified workspace where workflows, agents, triggers, folders, recommended automations, and the Process Map live together.

Common Paths

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