Goal-based exit (Conversion)
Define a goal event for any sequence. The moment a customer converts, the engine tracks the conversion and automatically cancels any remaining scheduled steps or emails.
A DAG-based visual engine with goal-tracking, subworkflow components, advanced flow control, and secure Python sandboxing. Built for complex logic, not just simple Zaps.
Why
Every operations team outgrows basic 'if X then Y' automation. What happens when a lead converts early and you need to stop sending nurture emails? What happens when five events hit at the exact same millisecond? Structo Automation isn't a Zapier clone; it's a true orchestration engine. With built-in goal tracking, subworkflows, concurrency gating, and persistent Python sandboxes, it handles the messy realities of enterprise operations natively.
Capabilities
Define a goal event for any sequence. The moment a customer converts, the engine tracks the conversion and automatically cancels any remaining scheduled steps or emails.
Build workflows that call other workflows. Create a reusable 'Payment Failed' component and invoke it from anywhere; the parent flow pauses and waits for the child to return.
Built-in concurrency gates, event debouncing, and strict enrollment policies (e.g., 'Once per record'). Force serial execution to completely eliminate race conditions.
Drop into a secure Python sandbox for custom logic. Read and write to persistent cross-run Key-Value stores and custom data tables.
Executions can safely wait days or weeks for scheduled delays or manual human intervention, fully preserving the execution context safely.
Assign an 'Error Workflow' to critical sequences. If a sequence fails, it automatically dispatches a failure envelope to the handler to remediate or escalate.
Showcase
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Set a Goal Event on your nurture sequence. If the customer buys on day 3, the engine natively tracks the conversion and cancels the day 7 and day 14 emails automatically.
Goal Tracking · native exit-on-conversion.
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Workflow canvas showing a 'Goal Config' panel on the right, and a sequence of delayed emails where a 'Goal Met' event visually aborts the execution path.
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When visual nodes aren't enough, drop in a code node. Write sandboxed Python that executes securely, complete with access to persistent global Key-Value stores and your custom tables.
Python Sandbox · code when you need it.
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Code node editor overlay showing Python code importing utilities, reading from a state store, and returning a parsed dictionary.
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Don't copy-paste your 'Send Contract' logic into 10 different workflows. Build it once as a Component, and use the 'Call Workflow' node to invoke it dynamically.
Components · DRY workflow architecture.
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Canvas showing a 'Call Component' node invoking 'Send Contract v3', with execution logs showing the parent waiting while the child runs.
The goal-tracking feature alone saved us from sending 'please buy' emails to people who literally just signed. It's the first automation tool we haven't outgrown in 6 months.
We'll set up a sandbox with sample records like yours. Demo runs 30 minutes; no card required.