How it works

From your process
to production.

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No stack rebuild, no migration project. You design the process, connect what you already use, and the engine runs it.

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State · new
State · review
State · closed
FLOWBUILDER · CANVAS
WhatsApp
Email
LinkedIn
Voice
Webchat
ONE ENGINE
Calendar
CRM
ERP
Webhooks · MCP
TRIGGERED AT STATE
review
quoted
booked
Live processes one state
ProcessChannelStepActor
Renewal · Emma Carter WhatsApp 4 / 7 AI
Refund exception · #4471 Email 6 / 7 Waiting
Onboarding · Delta Foods Voice 2 / 5 AI
Reschedule · Gràcia store WhatsApp 5 / 5 Done
Human notified · 1 process waiting 36 total
OUTCOMES BY SEQUENCEWIN RATE
path a
path b
path c
path d
the winning sequence is promoted — no retraining
The compound effect

Every conversation makes your company smarter. Not the AI.

Outcomes are recorded against the process that produced them. Over time the engine knows which sequence closes and which stalls — without a single retraining run.

Outcomes recorded

Every resolution is tied to the states and actions that led to it, not to a chat log.

Strategies reinforced

What works is scored higher for whoever handles the next similar case. What does not fades out.

Knowledge stays

It lives in your infrastructure. Change model providers and it is still there.

What you need

No migration, no rebuild.

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Questions

How it works, in short.

More in the full FAQ, or write to hello@getglove.com.

01

How long does it take to get a process live?

Days, not quarters. Defining a process, connecting the channels it needs and setting the integrations is configuration — the engine is already built.

02

Do I have to rebuild my stack?

No. Glove sits above the systems you already run and calls them as actions at the right step. Nothing gets replaced to get started.

03

What do I need to prepare before starting?

Knowing how the process should work: what to offer, when to wait, when to escalate, what usually closes. That is the raw material; the engine turns it into something executable.

04

How does a process improve after going live?

Every run leaves data on what produced outcomes and where it stalled. Actions get scored against what has actually closed, so the process gets more effective without anyone rewriting it.