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Yeah something like an enterprise tier would definitely be something I'd look at if it gets any traction. The initial market is hobbyists, automation-hackers, a
by llamaLord 4y ago
Yeah something like an enterprise tier would definitely be something I'd look at if it gets any traction. The initial market is hobbyists, automation-hackers, and IT folks that just need something to glue together Webhooks and API's etc.
I've made sure to build it in such a way that it can be super easily extended to support multi-user accounts and things like groupings of Workflows etc.
You'll notice that all workflow URL's currently include /default/ in the path, the idea being that 'default' could one day be a category/group title without breaking old workflows url's.
Edit: Oh and thank you for taking a look!