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Workflows start from an example. Select New workflow and Ocoya shows what it can build, grouped into Marketing, Engagement and Advanced. Selecting one previews its chain of steps on the right. Use this example creates the workflow with those steps in place and opens it. Give it a few seconds — Ocoya is building the steps before it takes you there.
Ocoya Create workflow drawer with Marketing, Engagement and Advanced tabs, the Marketing examples listed on the left, and a preview on the right showing Schedule tagged TRIGGER flowing into Use AI agent and then Create social post, with a Use this example button

The Create workflow drawer. Picking an example previews its steps — here a schedule that runs an AI agent and posts the result.

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The examples

Marketing — publishing something. Engagement — replying to people. Advanced
All three Engagement examples run on the Inbox, which supports Facebook and Instagram only. They will not fire for any other network.

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Create from scratch

The drawer also offers Create from scratch. It’s marked Coming soon — the button says so when you select it — so for now, start from the example whose shape is closest to what you want.

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After it’s created

The workflow opens in the builder with its steps laid out and inactive. Each step needs configuring before it will do anything useful — a schedule needs an interval, an RSS trigger needs a feed URL, an AI agent needs to be picked or created. Work down the chain from the trigger, then switch the workflow on. See Triggers and actions.

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Choosing between examples

The trigger is the real decision — it’s what you can’t change later without starting again.
  • Something should happen on a rhythm → Daily poster
  • Something should happen when content appears elsewhere → RSS or WooCommerce poster
  • Something should happen when a person does something → an Engagement example
  • Something should happen when another system says so → Webhook poster

Triggers and actions

Configuring each step in the chain.

What workflows are

The model, the plan requirement and what a run costs.