Every event source. One trigger layer.
Webhooks, schedules, chat, the API — and live device streams over MQTT, NATS, and AMQP. Whatever fires, Arcflux turns it into a governed AI workflow.
Every workflow builder handles webhooks. The machines that run the real world don't speak webhooks — they speak MQTT, NATS, and AMQP. Everyone else makes you build and babysit a bridge service; Arcflux subscribes to your broker natively.
Live device streams, first-class
- Subscribe to broker topics the way you'd add a webhook — wildcards, QoS, connector health.
- Sensors, vehicles, and machines trigger workflows directly. No bridge service.
- Already run a broker? Keep it. — Arcflux subscribes to MQTT, NATS, and AMQP — it doesn't replace your broker, it turns its events into governed AI action.
The software sources
- Webhooks — point your monitoring, forms, or product events at an Arcflux endpoint.
- Schedules — cron-style jobs, with interval floors per plan.
- Chat & widget — conversations as triggers, including the embeddable widget.
- API — trigger any flow programmatically from your own systems.
HTTP · MQTT · NATS · AMQP · CRON · CHAT live today — CoAP and MAVLink are on the roadmap.
Governed before it runs
Every source feeds one policy gate: dedupe, cooldown, throttle, condition, safety. Sensor noise and duplicate alerts drop before they spend a credit — and trigger-to-run pickup is under 100ms when they pass.
mqtt sensors/7/temp 31.8C → policy gate (dedupe · cooldown · condition) → agent checks maintenance runbook → work order drafted — paused for approval
Common questions
The short version of how realtime triggers works. Anything else: info@arcflux.ai.
No. Arcflux subscribes to your existing broker; nothing about your infrastructure changes.
Policy checks — dedupe, cooldown, throttle, condition, safety — run before the workflow does. Skipped events cost zero credits.
Sub-100ms pickup from trigger to run.
Yes — a flow can be triggered by a broker topic, a webhook, and a schedule at the same time.
Turn your next event into a workflow
Model agentic workflows visually, trigger them from anywhere, and govern every run.