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.
For operations, finance, and IT teams
Stepwork works in the websites and systems your team already uses. It logs in, clicks, types, and copies like a person would. No integrations
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Do the task yourself, once. Stepwork records every click, field, and page.
Members
Invite someone and choose their team.
Steps
Press Record and do the task once. Every click and field shows up here as a step.
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Works with 30,000+ apps
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.
Audit trail
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 completed run record


Repeatable IT and back-office work now runs on its own: shown once, then executed in the same apps the team already uses.
Same steps, every run
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.
The AI picks its steps as it goes, so the same task can end differently from one run to the next.
Stepwork follows the steps your team recorded. Same input, same steps, same result.
Procedure
Chain flows together, add decision rules, call your APIs, and require approvals where they matter. Stepwork runs the process end to end.
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Isolated execution, credentials that stay in your vault, access scoped by role, and a record of every run.

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.

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

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.

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