Flow builder
Drag and drop to build automations from events, conditions and actions — no code required.


Build event-driven automations with conditions, connecting modules and outside systems without writing code.
Create automation rules without writing code.
New orders, low stock and expiring contracts can all trigger a flow.
Sales, stock, CRM and HR exchange data automatically.
Zalo, email or in-app notification, per situation.
Every run records its result so failures can be traced.
Edit a flow any time without a developer.
Drag and drop to build automations from events, conditions and actions — no code required.

Run on a new order, stock hitting its reorder level, a contract or appointment falling due, or on a schedule.

Send Zalo, email or in-app notifications, or raise a task for whoever owns the work.

Call third-party APIs and receive inbound webhooks to wire OneXEOS into processes you already run.

Review each run, see why one failed and re-run it manually when needed.

A process should still run when the person who owns it is busy elsewhere.




Seamless integration with leading partners.
Automated runs each year
Fewer repeated manual steps
Uptime, running 24/7
Stock across three branches sits on one screen, and reorders are suggested from how fast things actually sell.
The morning shift closes and I know the margin straight away, instead of waiting for accounts at month end.
Shopee, Lazada and TikTok Shop share one warehouse — sell out and all three close automatically.
Stock across three branches sits on one screen, and reorders are suggested from how fast things actually sell.
The morning shift closes and I know the margin straight away, instead of waiting for accounts at month end.
Shopee, Lazada and TikTok Shop share one warehouse — sell out and all three close automatically.
Reporting separates ad spend per channel, so I finally know which one actually makes money.
A customer books over Zalo at midnight and it lands straight in the system, ready in the morning.
The loyalty programme runs itself and customers come back noticeably more.
Reporting separates ad spend per channel, so I finally know which one actually makes money.
A customer books over Zalo at midnight and it lands straight in the system, ready in the morning.
The loyalty programme runs itself and customers come back noticeably more.
No. Pick a trigger, add conditions and actions in a drag-and-drop interface; code is only needed for complex API calls.
New orders, status changes, stock reaching its reorder level, contracts or appointments falling due, and hourly, daily or monthly schedules.
Yes. Flows call third-party APIs, and inbound webhooks can trigger actions inside OneXEOS.
The log records each run with its result and failure reason; you are notified and can re-run it manually.
Start free today, or let the OneXEOS team map a rollout that fits your scale.
Get a free consultation