Review posts with context
Send version updates, thumbnails, task names, descriptions, and Flow links to the right Slack channels.
Keep studio work moving without babysitting status updates.
Pipeline Steps connects Flow events, task states, versions, notes, Slack notifications, PipelineSteps Assistant, and Jira Bridge so producers, supervisors, and artists know what is ready next.
Film
review notes, versions, and dailies routing
VFX
task readiness, dependency changes, and Slack delivery
Games
asset status, milestone signals, and Jira handoffs
What it automates
The right update reaches the right place.
Route Flow activity to Slack, keep task statuses aligned, notify assignees when work becomes ready, and map each studio's version statuses to the workflow that actually runs the show.
Ready-to-start signals
Notify artists when upstream work unblocks their task, without asking production to chase every dependency.
Studio-specific mapping
Match Flow version and task statuses to the labels each department already understands.
Project-aware delivery
Use project, task, asset type, pipeline step, group, and visibility rules to keep messages focused.
Connected workspace
Automation, AI assistant workflows, and Jira Bridge.
Pipeline Steps is more than notification routing. Studios can install PipelineSteps Assistant inside Flow, configure Jira Bridge mappings, and keep the operational setup visible from the same customer workspace.
PipelineSteps Assistant in Flow
Launch a managed assistant from Flow entities, use the selected row as context, and ask for production-safe help with notes, tasks, versions, reports, and workflow actions.
Flow and Jira stay aligned
Map Flow projects, entities, fields, statuses, and workflow transitions to Jira so production handoffs can move between tools without losing ownership or review context.
Guided configuration
Manage setup status, credentials, project scope, automations, assistant install state, Jira Bridge health, logs, and support context from one authenticated workspace.
Daily workflow
Less checking, more producing.
- 1Flow sends a signed webhook.
- 2Pipeline Steps validates the studio, site, project, and automation.
- 3The job, assistant request, or Jira sync runs with tenant-scoped credentials.
- 4Slack, Flow, assistant, and Jira activity are logged with audit-friendly context.
Guided setup
A clear path from kickoff to first automation.
The onboarding flow walks each studio through implementation planning, Flow connection, Slack installation, project selection, status mapping, PipelineSteps Assistant installation, Jira Bridge mapping, webhook testing, and activation.
Register
Start with a verified account and a studio workspace ready for setup.
Connect
Securely link your Flow site so Pipeline Steps can read the events your automations need.
Configure
Choose projects, statuses, destinations, and routing rules that match the way your studio works.
Integrate
Install PipelineSteps Assistant, connect Slack, and configure Jira Bridge when cross-tool sync is needed.
Monitor
Review deliveries, webhook health, and automation activity.
Security posture
Built for studio trust from the first deployment.
Customer credentials belong in encrypted secret storage, never in public pages, email threads, logs, or shared configuration files.
Tenant isolation
Every webhook, job, receipt, and audit event carries tenant, site, and project context.
Encrypted credentials
Flow API keys, Slack tokens, payments secrets, and webhook secrets are stored in AWS Secrets Manager.
Signed webhooks
Flow deliveries are verified with per-endpoint secrets before jobs are accepted.
Assistant guardrails
Assistant launches use managed tokens, scoped Flow context, and support-controlled runtime settings.
Jira boundaries
Jira token references, webhook secrets, and sync mappings stay inside authenticated configuration workflows.
Payments boundary
Payments and service changes stay inside authenticated admin workflows instead of public forms.
Plans
Choose the rollout fit that matches your studio scope.
Plans are scoped around implementation depth, project coverage, and operating support so studios can start cleanly and expand with confidence.
Foundation
$499/mo
For producers starting with one production and a focused automation rollout.
- One active production project
- Flow review and task-status automations
- Notifications for updates that need action
- Basic handoff routing for producers, supervisors, and artists
- Ready-to-use setup for one production workflow
Studio
Most useful$999/mo
For producers managing multiple productions who need faster updates, reporting, and Jira follow-through.
- Multiple active production projects
- Flow review and task-status automations across projects
- PipelineSteps AI Assistant for natural-language updates, reports, and preview-before-apply actions
- Jira Bridge for connected issue tracking
- Expanded automation coverage across producer-led workflows
- Ready-to-use setup across multiple productions
Enterprise
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For production leaders rolling PipelineSteps out across larger teams, departments, or complex workflows.
- Executive rollout planning
- Custom workflow mapping
- Priority support for critical production windows
- Support for complex team or department structures
- Separately scoped integrations and change programs
- Ready-to-use deployment planning for larger studio rollouts
Prices are listed in US dollars.
Contact
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