For operations, finance, and IT teams

Show it once. Stepwork does it the same way every time.

Stepwork works in the websites and systems your team already uses. It logs in, clicks, types, and copies like a person would. No integrations, no code, no vendor sign-off.

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Extract Cursor member spend

Opens the admin page, finds a team member, and copies their spend, the way a person would.

Any website or app

If your team does it on a screen, Stepwork does it too.

Stepwork uses the same logins and screens your people use. That covers old in-house systems, supplier and government portals, and apps with no integration at all.

How it works

No coding. No training. You show it once.

Do the task once while Stepwork records it. Mark what changes, and it repeats the same steps from then on.

lookup.yourstate.gov

State Licensing Board

License lookup

Search by license number to see its status.

License number

Results show here

New flowUntitled flow

Steps

Press Record and do the task once. Every click and field shows up here as a step.

[01]

Press Record, then do the task the way you always do.

From flows to Procedures

From one repeatable flow to a complete process

Chain flows together, add rules for what happens next, and ask a person to approve where it matters. Procedures run every step in order, so onboarding, offboarding, and access reviews go from request to done.

See the Procedure walkthrough

Access request

Setup est. 15 min

When a Jira ticket arrives, pull HR details from Rippling, grant access in Google Workspace, then create the user in an internal tool.

Webhook

New Jira ticket created

issue_created · jira.atlassian.net

Output variables

requester
ticket_id

Extraction

Pull HR details from Rippling

Input variables

requester

Extracted variables

department
job_title
office

Execution

Grant access in Google Workspace

Input variables

department
job_title
office

API

Create user in internal tool

Input variables

requester
job_title
department

Output

user_id

Customer story

AngelList automated the work APIs couldn’t reach

Repeatable IT and back-office work now runs on its own: shown once, then executed in the same apps the team already uses.

Read the AngelList story

saved every week: 30–40 hrs
running in their infrastructure: 24/7

Same steps, every run

Important work shouldn’t be improvised

Many AI tools pick their own steps each time they run. When the work is granting access, paying an invoice, or filing a record, every step has to happen in order and leave a record. Stepwork follows the steps you recorded. That is what deterministic means.

AI that improvises

A different path each time

The AI picks its steps as it goes, so the same task can end differently from one run to the next.

Add a new user to Figma

path 01, completes incorrectly

path 02, completes correctly

path 03, stops midway

with 33% accuracy

Open Figma Admin

Go to Members

Add User

Assign Access Level

User not added

Wrong Access Level

User added with wrong access level

User Added

Try Again

Stepwork, deterministic

Your recorded steps, every time

Stepwork follows the steps your team recorded. Same input, same steps, same result.

Add a new user to Figma

One reliable path, every time

with 98% accuracy

Open Figma Admin

Go to Members

Add User

Assign Access Level

User Added

Audit trail

Evidence, not assurances

See exactly what Stepwork did on screen: what ran, who started it, every click it made, and how it ended.

Captured in every run

A screenshot of every step it took
Every step logged with the time it happened
The exact reason when something fails
Audit-ready records, mapped to the SOC 2 controls you agree on

A completed run record

Procedure

Automate the whole process, not one step of it

Chain flows together, add decision rules, call your APIs, and require approvals where they matter. Stepwork runs the process end to end.

Go to Procedure page

Extraction

Okta users inactive 90+ days

Extracted variables

idle_users
idle_user_count

Summary

Build weekly idle-user digest

Input variables

idle_users

Output

weekly_digest

Slack

Post Monday digest

Input variables

#it-ops

Message

This week’s idle account digest: weekly_digest

weekly_digest

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Security

Built for work you cannot afford to get wrong

Isolated execution, credentials that stay in your vault, access scoped by role, and a record of every run.

Go to Security page

GDPR
SOC II
NISTComing soon
ISO 27001Coming soon

Purple browser window set into a rounded square

[01]

Runs in an isolated container

Flows execute in an isolated browser container, either on a machine in your environment or in a Stepwork cloud container. Nothing runs directly against a user's everyday browser session.

Purple safe with a dial and crossbar handle

[02]

Your passwords stay in your vault

Stepwork reads credentials from 1Password when a flow runs. It stores a reference to the vault item, never the password itself.

Purple square with a branching three-node hierarchy

[03]

Scoped by role, isolated by organization

Administrators, managers, and members see and do different things. Data is scoped to your organization, and single sign-on connects Stepwork to the identity provider you already run.

Purple hardcover book with short embossed text lines

[04]

A record you can hand to a reviewer

Each run keeps its steps, outcome, and any failure reason, along with who triggered it and whether it ran on a schedule.

For operations, finance, and IT teams

Show it once. Stepwork does it the same way every time.

Stepwork works in the websites and systems your team already uses. It logs in, clicks, types, and copies like a person would. No integrations, no code, no vendor sign-off.

Trusted by

Book a Demo See how it works

Extract Cursor member spend

Opens the admin page, finds a team member, and copies their spend, the way a person would.

Any website or app

If your team does it on a screen, Stepwork does it too.

Stepwork uses the same logins and screens your people use. That covers old in-house systems, supplier and government portals, and apps with no integration at all.

How it works

No coding. No training. You show it once.

Do the task once while Stepwork records it. Mark what changes, and it repeats the same steps from then on.

lookup.yourstate.gov

State Licensing Board

License lookup

Search by license number to see its status.

License number

Results show here

New flowUntitled flow

Steps

Press Record and do the task once. Every click and field shows up here as a step.

[01]

Press Record, then do the task the way you always do.

From flows to Procedures

From one repeatable flow to a complete process

See the Procedure walkthrough

Access request

Setup est. 15 min

When a Jira ticket arrives, pull HR details from Rippling, grant access in Google Workspace, then create the user in an internal tool.

Webhook

New Jira ticket created

issue_created · jira.atlassian.net

Output variables

requester
ticket_id

Extraction

Pull HR details from Rippling

Input variables

requester

Extracted variables

department
job_title
office

Execution

Grant access in Google Workspace

Input variables

department
job_title
office

API

Create user in internal tool

Input variables

requester
job_title
department

Output

user_id

Customer story

AngelList automated the work APIs couldn’t reach

Repeatable IT and back-office work now runs on its own: shown once, then executed in the same apps the team already uses.

Read the AngelList story

saved every week: 30–40 hrs
running in their infrastructure: 24/7

Same steps, every run

Important work shouldn’t be improvised

AI that improvises

A different path each time

The AI picks its steps as it goes, so the same task can end differently from one run to the next.

Add a new user to Figma

path 01, completes incorrectly

path 02, completes correctly

path 03, stops midway

with 33% accuracy

Open Figma Admin

Go to Members

Add User

Assign Access Level

User not added

Wrong Access Level

User added with wrong access level

User Added

Try Again

Stepwork, deterministic

Your recorded steps, every time

Stepwork follows the steps your team recorded. Same input, same steps, same result.

Add a new user to Figma

One reliable path, every time

with 98% accuracy

Open Figma Admin

Go to Members

Add User

Assign Access Level

User Added

Audit trail

Evidence, not assurances

See exactly what Stepwork did on screen: what ran, who started it, every click it made, and how it ended.

Captured in every run

A screenshot of every step it took
Every step logged with the time it happened
The exact reason when something fails
Audit-ready records, mapped to the SOC 2 controls you agree on

A completed run record

Procedure

Automate the whole process, not one step of it

Chain flows together, add decision rules, call your APIs, and require approvals where they matter. Stepwork runs the process end to end.

Go to Procedure page

Extraction

Okta users inactive 90+ days

Extracted variables

idle_users
idle_user_count

Summary

Build weekly idle-user digest

Input variables

idle_users

Output

weekly_digest

Slack

Post Monday digest

Input variables

#it-ops

Message

This week’s idle account digest: weekly_digest

weekly_digest

Drag to explore · pinch to zoom

Security

Built for work you cannot afford to get wrong

Isolated execution, credentials that stay in your vault, access scoped by role, and a record of every run.

Go to Security page

GDPR
SOC II
NISTComing soon
ISO 27001Coming soon

[01]

Runs in an isolated container

Flows execute in an isolated browser container, either on a machine in your environment or in a Stepwork cloud container. Nothing runs directly against a user's everyday browser session.

[02]

Your passwords stay in your vault

Stepwork reads credentials from 1Password when a flow runs. It stores a reference to the vault item, never the password itself.

[03]

Scoped by role, isolated by organization

Administrators, managers, and members see and do different things. Data is scoped to your organization, and single sign-on connects Stepwork to the identity provider you already run.

[04]

A record you can hand to a reviewer

Each run keeps its steps, outcome, and any failure reason, along with who triggered it and whether it ran on a schedule.