Again? Disregard that, but we could really do with "fewest-code-possible" workflow engines with basic actions like modifying a database value or sending a mail

Again? Disregard that, but we could really do with "fewest-code-possible" workflow engines with basic actions like modifying a database value or sending a mail on certain triggers. Flow of MS was hinting in that direction but the product got integrated into their BI solution and renamed power automate or something like that. And you have to pay for an action that does a HTTP-request. So I guess this was failure. Many companies might not know it, but are looking for that I think.