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Flozic

Also known as: Flozic AI, flozic.ai, Appy Pie Automate, Appy Pie Connect

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Entry priceStandard $9 a month, or $8 a month billed yearlyFull pricing detail

Flozic, from Appy Pie, builds AI agents from a plain English prompt that reason and act across 1,000+ app integrations, in four types: autonomous agents for back office workflows, conversational agents for chat channels, voice agents on Twilio phone lines, and computer use agents that click through websites and desktop apps without an API. Agents run on app events, schedules, webhooks and inbound email, and a universal MCP endpoint connects Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor to its apps.

Flozic is Appy Pie LLP's automation and agent platform, the successor to Appy Pie Automate, sold to marketers, operations teams and founders as an agentic alternative to Zapier, Make and n8n. Teams can build agents themselves on a free trial or book an integration specialist, and Appy Pie's team builds automations for customers at no extra charge.

A prompt box turns a goal such as logging every new Shopify order to Google Sheets or enriching new HubSpot leads into an agent with its triggers, prompt and action nodes, refined on a visual canvas with branching. Autonomous agents start from new records, form submissions, schedules down to every minute, webhooks, inbound email or any app event and act across CRM, email, sheets, helpdesk and finance apps, calling any REST API when a connector is missing.

Conversational agents answer from a trained knowledge base on a web widget, WhatsApp, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, email and SMS, voice agents take inbound and make outbound calls on the customer's own Twilio number with every call logged in a Call Ledger, and computer use agents read the screen and click, type and navigate websites, portals and legacy desktop apps inside a sandbox with a credential vault, with live observation and a recording of every run. The library holds 29 autonomous, 28 conversational and 26 voice agent templates, and models come from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta and Mistral, with bring your own key.

Automate plans run from Standard at $9 a month ($8 billed yearly) with 8,000 tasks and 40 AI agents, to Professional at $29 ($25 yearly) with 25,000 tasks and unlimited agents, and Business at $96 ($80 yearly) with 150,000 tasks and one minute run intervals, with per call overage charges; Agent plans add a Premium tier and a voice tier with 250 minutes a month, and Enterprise is quoted. A 7 day free trial applies.

Security covers SOC 2 Type II and GDPR, RBAC, SAML or OIDC single sign on and audit trails of agent decisions, parent Appy Pie holds ISO 27001 and ISO 22301 certifications, Enterprise customers get VPC peering and on premise connectors, and the Enterprise plan adds PCI DSS compliance with HIPAA eligibility and custom data retention.

Flozic fits small and mid sized businesses that want agents across many SaaS apps and channels, including phone lines and apps with no API, at low monthly prices. It fits less well for teams that need detailed technical documentation, self hosting, a choice of data region, or an evaluation suite before agents go live.

Vendor details

Canonical URL

https://www.flozic.ai

Category

Agent builder

Subcategory

Prompt built AI agents across 1,000+ apps in autonomous, conversational, voice and computer use types, with a universal MCP endpoint

Funding status

Product of Appy Pie LLP, a privately held company.

Company status

first party product

Use cases & customers

Primary use cases

lead enrichment, scoring and CRM syncsupport ticket triage with drafted replies and escalationinvoice and payment processing into QuickBooks and Sheetscontent distribution across LinkedIn, X and emailinbound reception and outbound sales calls on a Twilio lineportal data entry and downloads through computer use agents

Target customers

small and mid sized businesses automating CRM, sales and support workmarketing and operations teams moving off Zapier, Make or n8nservice businesses using GoHighLevel, Mindbody, Cliniko or Housecall Proecommerce sellers on Shopify and Amazon Seller Centralteams that need phone answering or work in portals without an API

Deployment options

SaaS on AWSEnterprise VPC peering and on premise connectors for reaching private networks from the hosted service

Integrations

1,000+ app integrations including Gmail, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Salesforce, Stripe, Shopify, Google Sheets, Airtable, Zoom, Google Calendar, Calendly, Mailchimp, Zoho CRM, Pipedrive, Asana, Trello, Monday, ClickUp, GitHub, QuickBooks, NetSuite, GoHighLevel, Mindbody, Cliniko and Amazon Seller Central, plus webhooks and any REST API. Agents publish to web widgets, WhatsApp, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, email, SMS and Twilio phone lines. A universal MCP endpoint connects Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Windsurf to its apps and a directory of MCP servers, and models come from OpenAI GPT, Anthropic Claude and Google Gemini.

In practice

A sales team types a prompt so that every new HubSpot lead is enriched with company and role data, scored against its ideal customer profile and posted to Slack when hot, and the agent runs on each new record from then on.

A dental clinic connects its Twilio number, calendar and CRM to a receptionist voice agent that answers after hours calls, books appointments and logs each outcome in the Call Ledger.

A finance assistant sets a computer use agent to open the billing portal every morning, download new invoices and record amounts and dates in Google Sheets, watching the first run live before approving the schedule.

Agentic Index coverage score

10.5 / 14 capabilities · 75%

Integrations & Tool Calling Full

Agents read and write across more than 1,000 app integrations, among them HubSpot, Salesforce, Gmail, Slack, Notion, Stripe, Shopify, Google Sheets, QuickBooks, NetSuite and GoHighLevel, each connected with a one click OAuth sign in instead of pasted API keys. When no connector covers a system, an agent calls any webhook, REST API or custom HTTP endpoint directly. Typical actions are creating and updating CRM records and deal stages, sending email, posting to Slack, reconciling payments in Sheets and filing tickets in Zendesk, Freshdesk or Jira.

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Workflow Orchestration Full

A plain English goal becomes an agent with its trigger, LLM prompt and action nodes, which a team then refines on a visual canvas where every step can be seen, tested and edited. Agents plan their steps from context instead of one fixed path and work through conditional branches, loops, filters, formatters and delays, so a lead that falls outside the usual route still gets handled. Retry policies can be set per step, Professional and above replay tasks that failed on temporary errors, and one flow can pass screen work to a computer use agent and the rest to API connected agents.

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Knowledge Grounding & RAG Partial

Agents are trained on a team's own documents, websites and help center, along with connected knowledge bases such as Notion, and answer through retrieval augmented generation that cites its source, for example replying in a Slack thread with the answer and a citation.

Conversational agents resolve tier one support questions from the knowledge base and escalate when confidence is low, and autonomous agents draw on the same knowledge to draft support replies. Supported file types, refresh of connected sources, size limits and retrieval settings go unstated, so grounding depth past cited answers is unclear.

Sourceflozic.ai/agents/conversationalread 2026-10-18

Human Oversight & Guardrails Partial

Approval steps can sit anywhere on the canvas so nothing sensitive runs without a person's tap, and each agent's access can be scoped.

Computer use agents show their first run live for approval and gate sensitive actions behind a human, conversational agents hand off to a person with the full transcript when confidence is low, and agents flag edge cases instead of guessing.

Voice agents call only allowed numbers under a daily call limit, skip do not call entries and keep recording off unless switched on, with a consent message. How approvals reach a reviewer, and what happens when one goes unanswered, is not set out.

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Security, Identity & Governance Full

Enterprise security covers SOC 2 Type II and GDPR compliance, role based access control, single sign on through SAML or OIDC, and audit trails of every agent decision, and parent Appy Pie holds a SOC 2 attestation along with ISO 27001:2013 and ISO 22301:2019 certifications. Data at rest is encrypted with keys managed in AWS Key Management Service.

App connections use scoped OAuth access with each tool's policy enforced centrally, computer use logins stay in an encrypted vault used only inside a sandbox, and customer data is not used to train models. Enterprise adds PCI DSS compliance with HIPAA and HITECH eligibility.

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Observability & Auditability Full

Each run lands in a live run history with step by step inputs and outputs, the decisions taken, error traces and timing, and failures can raise alerts in Slack or by email. Conversational agents log every conversation with its inputs, outputs and latency for replay and tuning, and voice agents enter each call and its outcome in a Call Ledger. Computer use agents narrate their plan, show each on screen action as it happens and keep a full recording of every run to replay, debug and audit. Audit trails of agent decisions are part of the enterprise security set.

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Memory & State Persistence Partial

Conversational agents keep multi turn memory over a conversation's full history, and a handoff to a person carries the full transcript along with the CRM record. Autonomous agents keep a log of each run's inputs, decisions and outputs, which people use for review and tuning and which later runs do not read back. There is no separate memory store that an agent writes facts to and edits over time, so durable state about a customer or a case lives in the CRM records, sheets and Notion pages the agent updates as it works.

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Deployment & Data Residency Not documented

Flozic is a hosted service on Appy Pie's AWS infrastructure, with no self hosted, private cloud or customer tenant edition. Enterprise customers get VPC peering and on premise connectors, which let agents reach databases and apps inside a private network, but the platform, its run logs and its agent data stay in the vendor cloud.

The Enterprise plan adds a choice of data retention options, which governs how long data is kept and not where. Customers cannot pick a data region, so teams with residency rules have no way to pin where agent data is stored, and voice agents run over the customer's own Twilio account.

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Prebuilt Agents / Templates / Packs Full

The agent library holds 29 ready made autonomous agents, 28 conversational agents and 26 voice agents, across CRM and sales, marketing reporting, finance and invoicing, support triage, HR onboarding, ecommerce, content and social, plus receptionist, outbound sales, booking and collections agents on the phone. Each agent type's prompt box offers starter prompts, such as HubSpot lead enrichment posted to Slack, Stripe payment reconciliation in Sheets or a daily billing portal download, that fill the builder for editing, and conversational templates cover support, sales, FAQ and lead generation.

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Triggers & Channel Coverage Full

Autonomous agents start from instant push triggers on app events such as a new Gmail message, a new Airtable row, a Stripe payment or a Slack message, and also from polling, form submissions, custom webhooks and cron schedules, with run intervals of 5 minutes on Standard, 2 on Professional and 1 on Business.

Conversational agents take messages from a web widget, WhatsApp, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, email and SMS under one configuration, and voice agents answer inbound calls and place outbound ones on the customer's own Twilio number. Computer use agents run on a schedule, a webhook or an app event.

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Model Flexibility & Routing Full

Each agent runs on the model its builder picks, from GPT, Claude, Gemini, Llama and Mistral, and bring your own key lets a team put its own provider account behind an agent. Computer use agents need models that can see, so they run on the vision capable GPT, Claude and Gemini models, chosen per task. Inside a flow, action steps can hand a classification, summary or decision to GPT, Claude, Gemini or another LLM, so one agent can mix models across steps. No single lab's model is required, and the choice is made agent by agent.

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APIs / SDKs / MCP Extensibility Partial

Outside systems start Flozic agents through custom webhooks, and that is the one way in from code. A universal MCP server at one endpoint, mcp.flozic.ai, lets Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Windsurf or any MCP client reach more than 2,000 MCP servers and Flozic's 1,000+ apps as tools, with scoped OAuth access per app under centrally enforced policy.

That endpoint hands an outside assistant the apps Flozic connects to; it does not create, edit or run Flozic agents. There is no SDK or public API reference for building or managing agents in code, so a developer works through webhooks, the MCP bridge and HTTP calls from inside flows.

Sourceflozic.ai/mcpread 2026-10-18

Testing, Debugging & Optimization Partial

Triggers can be tested with live sample data before an agent goes live, every step on the canvas can be tested and edited, and a computer use agent's first run plays live, step by step, for approval before it goes on a schedule. Agents can be paused, versioned, forked or rolled back in one click, and run history with inputs, outputs and error traces supports replay and tuning after the fact. There is no test suite, dataset evaluation or scoring of agent outputs before a change ships, so quality checks rest on a person watching runs and reading the logs.

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Browser / Computer-use Full

Computer use agents read the screen with vision models, then click, type and navigate websites, internal portals and legacy desktop apps that have no API, planning the on screen steps from a plain English description and adapting when the interface changes.

They work inside an isolated sandbox with logins drawn from an encrypted vault, can be watched live, and record every action for replay. Typical jobs include bulk record entry into a browser CRM, researching company websites into a sheet and downloading invoices from a billing portal, each set to run on a schedule, a webhook or an app event.

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Pricing

Standard $9 a month, or $8 a month billed yearly

Monthly or yearly plan priced by monthly task volume, with per API hit overage charges above the plan's tasks

Trial available

Included quota

Standard: 8,000 tasks a month, 40 AI agents, 5 minute interval. Professional: 25,000 tasks, unlimited agents, 2 minute interval, auto replay of failed tasks. Business: 150,000 tasks, 1 minute interval, priority support. Agent Premium voice tier: 250 voice minutes a month.

What is public

Automate plan prices, monthly and yearly rates, task allowances, agent limits, run intervals and per API hit overage rates.

Billing mechanics

Self serve subscription billed monthly or yearly, sized by monthly task volume, with overage billed per API hit and a quoted Enterprise tier.

Cost watchouts

Voice agents run on the customer's own Twilio account, so call charges come from Twilio on top of the plan. Model usage through bring your own key is billed by the model provider. Prices exclude GST.

Variable cost rationale

Plan prices are fixed by monthly task volume, but every task past the allowance is billed per API hit, so busy agents on short run intervals can push the bill above the list price, and agent and voice tier prices are not shown.

Additional watchouts

Twilio call costs and model provider charges sit outside the plan price.

Overage / add-ons

Tasks above the plan allowance are charged per API hit: $0.006245 on Standard, $0.00725 on Professional and $0.00329 on Business.

Sales call required

Mixed (some tiers require a call)

Free / trial

7 day free trial, cancel any time

Lowest paid plan

Automate Standard at $9 a month or $8 a month billed yearly: 8,000 tasks a month, 40 AI agents, 5 minute run interval

Commercial notes

Appy Pie's team builds automations for customers at no extra charge, and Enterprise adds SSO, PCI DSS compliance and data retention options; the Agent Enterprise tier adds white labeling.

Key ambiguities

Prices for the Agent plans, including the voice tier with 250 minutes, are not shown, and how agent runs count against Automate task allowances is not explained.

Cancellation / refund

Cancel any time during the 7 day trial.

Missing data

Agent Premium and Premium voice prices, Enterprise pricing, and how agent runs map to tasks.

Agentic Index verified 2026-10-18

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