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How to Use Workflow AI in Grow: Build, Fix Errors, and Improve Workflows

This help doc shows you how to use Workflow AI in Grow to understand what a workflow does, fix errors, and get smart suggestions for what to do next. It also explains how to ask AI to help you add actions or build a new workflow faster.

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Written by Dave Yandel
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How to Use Workflow AI in Grow

Workflow AI is a helpful tool inside Grow. It can explain what a workflow does, help you fix problems, and suggest what to do next. You can also ask it how to add new actions or build a brand-new workflow.


Where to Find Workflow AI

  1. In Grow, click Workflows on the left menu.

  2. Open any workflow:

    • a workflow you already have, or

    • a new workflow you are building.

  3. Look on the left side bar inside the workflow.

  4. Click the two-stars icon (✨).

    This opens the Workflow AI Assistant.


What Workflow AI Can Do

Workflow AI can help you in a few main ways:

  • Describe a workflow so you understand it

  • Explain errors if something is not working

  • Suggest next steps to improve your workflow

  • Tell you how to add an action

  • Help you plan a new workflow from scratch


Option 1: Describe This Workflow

Use this when you don’t know what a workflow does.

  1. Open the workflow you want to understand.

  2. Click the two-stars icon (✨).

  3. Click “Describe this workflow.”

  4. Wait while it scans your workflow.

  5. Read the summary it gives you.

What you’ll see:

  • What triggers the workflow

  • What actions happen

  • What the workflow is trying to achieve

This makes complicated workflows easy to understand.


Option 2: Suggest Next Steps

Use this when your workflow works, but you want to make it better.

  1. Open your workflow.

  2. Click the two-stars icon (✨).

  3. Click “Suggest next steps.”

  4. Read the ideas AI gives you.

Examples of suggestions you might get:

  • Send a follow-up survey

  • Send a booking link

  • Add reminders

  • Notify your team

  • Add lead scoring or tasks

You can pick the ideas you like and ignore the rest.


Option 3: Ask How to Add an Action

Use this when you want your workflow to do something new.

  1. Open your workflow.

  2. Click the two-stars icon (✨).

  3. Click “Add an action.”

  4. Type what you want to happen.

Example:

“I want the lead to book an appointment.”

  1. Workflow AI will tell you:

    • what action to add

    • where to place it

    • how to set it up

It’s like having a coach guiding you step-by-step.


Option 4: Get Help With an Error

Use this when something is broken or confusing.

  1. Open your workflow.

  2. Click the two-stars icon (✨).

  3. Type your question in the chat box.

Example:

“Why am I getting this error?”

  1. AI will ask what error you see.

  2. Tell it the error message.

  3. AI will explain what it means and how to fix it


Option 5: Plan a Brand-New Workflow With AI

Workflow AI is great for creating new workflows even if you are not tech-savvy.

  1. Go to Workflows.

  2. Click Create Workflow.

  3. Click the two-stars icon (✨).

  4. Type what you want to build.

Example prompt:

“I want a week-long holiday workout event. Members bring a friend. Friends scan a QR code, fill out a form, and get messages before and after the event.”

  1. Workflow AI will give you a plan, like:

    • Create a guest/referral form

    • Make a QR code for the form link

    • Set the workflow trigger to that form

    • Add SMS/email welcome messages

    • Add wait steps and reminders

    • Add post-event follow-ups

You can follow the plan to build your workflow.


Why This Feature Is Useful

Workflow AI helps you:

  • Understand workflows faster

  • Fix errors without guessing

  • Know what to do next

  • Build better automation with less effort

It gives you clear steps, even if you’ve never built a workflow before.


Quick Reminder

To use Workflow AI:

  1. Open a workflow

  2. Click the two-stars icon (✨)

  3. Pick a tool or type your question

That’s it!

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