Features

Learn Cadenio, feature by feature

Hands-on guides with real product screenshots. Each tutorial shows what a feature is for, how to set it up, and how to use it day to day.

Feature

The Flow editor: a guided tour

The editor has three zones: the steps list on the left, the task canvas in the middle, and the design panel on the right. Learn the layout once and everything else falls into place.

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The Flow editor with the steps list, the task canvas, and the design panel with Fields/Rules/Timing/People/Variables tabs

The flowchart / Logic Summary view showing tasks connected with a legend for dependencies, show, hide, approval, and merge

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Flows: build and launch your processes

A Flow is a reusable blueprint of a process. This is where you design the steps once, then launch a governed run every time the work needs to happen.

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The Flows screen showing eight process cards with status badges and Start buttons

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Runs: track every execution in flight

The Runs screen is your operations control tower. See every live execution, what is overdue, who owns it, and when it is due, then drill in to act.

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The Runs screen showing status counts, filters, and a table of runs with status badges and due dates

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Inbox: your personal to-do across every flow

The Inbox pulls the tasks, approvals, notifications, and mentions assigned to you out of every run and into one prioritized list, grouped by urgency.

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The Inbox showing tasks grouped into Overdue and Today, each with a flow tag and run name

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Projects: run initiatives on visual boards, with governance

Projects give you Kanban boards for work that has a beginning and an end. Cards carry owners, deadlines, checklists, and an audit trail, approval columns gate what moves, and you can attach an entire recurring Flow as a card.

See how it works

A Cadenio project board with To do, In progress, Approval, and Done columns; cards with labels, due dates, and avatars; and an attached Flow card

Under the hood

Smart Logic

Smart Logic: one Flow that adapts itself

Logic rules read the answers people give and reshape the Flow in response: show a task, hide it, or branch down a different path. One smart Flow replaces a folder full of variants.

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Features

Learn Cadenio, feature by feature

Hands-on guides with real product screenshots. Each tutorial shows what a feature is for, how to set it up, and how to use it day to day.

Feature

The Flow editor: a guided tour

The editor has three zones: the steps list on the left, the task canvas in the middle, and the design panel on the right. Learn the layout once and everything else falls into place.

See how it works

Feature

Flows: build and launch your processes

A Flow is a reusable blueprint of a process. This is where you design the steps once, then launch a governed run every time the work needs to happen.

See how it works

Feature

Runs: track every execution in flight

The Runs screen is your operations control tower. See every live execution, what is overdue, who owns it, and when it is due, then drill in to act.

See how it works

Feature

Inbox: your personal to-do across every flow

The Inbox pulls the tasks, approvals, notifications, and mentions assigned to you out of every run and into one prioritized list, grouped by urgency.

See how it works

Feature

Projects: run initiatives on visual boards, with governance

See how it works

Under the hood

Smart Logic

Smart Logic: one Flow that adapts itself

Logic rules read the answers people give and reshape the Flow in response: show a task, hide it, or branch down a different path. One smart Flow replaces a folder full of variants.

See full tutorial

Full map

28 features