AI Builder and Assurance for Okta Workflows
Describe it. Build it. Import it. Ship it.
Write what the automation should do in plain English. Assay Studio designs it, prices it and builds the folder, checked before you download.
Push it. Straight into your Okta org.
Assay Lens creates the folder, its tables and its flows in your Okta Workflows org, switched off, from your own browser session. Assay's server never calls Okta. Enterprise · beta
Assess it. Every flow graded A to E, signed.
One export in. Your estate drawn, graded against 56 controls and signed, with a ranked fix plan.
Fix it. Before and after, on one screen.
Tick the findings to fix. Studio returns the export fixed, with the grade before and after and every change listed.
Already running flows? Draw your estate, free, then assess and govern the automation that changes access: every feature.
1 · Describe it
2 · Design and price
3 · Flow map
numbered in the order it runs
The problem
Okta Workflows are slow to build by hand — and hard to check.
Every flow is cards dragged one at a time, then reviewed by someone who didn’t build it. Assay does the building and the checking. Your engineer does the approving.
Deliver faster
In our worked example, engineer time per automation fell about sevenfold. See the maths
Know the price first
See every flow and its price before you pay. Designing is free.
Checked before download
56 controls passed before download. Nothing changes in Okta until your engineer imports.
What it is tested against
26 of 26
test requests compiled in our run of 24 October 2026
125
public template folders read with no mismatch recorded
56
controls every build is graded against before you get it
How these were measured
- 26 of 26
- A test run on 24 October 2026. Twenty written scenarios, three of them sent three times to check that the designs agree. Each went through the same path as a customer’s design: the model, the compiler and the import-format check. All 26 compiled; the compiler sent 12 back for a correction first. A design took 52 seconds at the median and 104 at the longest. None was imported into an Okta org as part of the run.
- 125
- Public Okta Workflows template folders. Their flow lists declare 560 flows. Assay finds 867, because loop bodies and error handlers are stored inside their parent flow. The check compares Assay’s count with a separate count of every flow in each file.
- 56
- The controls Assay can decide from an export alone. The control catalogue lists all 94 and marks the 38 that need something an export does not hold.
- About a minute
- The sample export in the live demo (8 workflows, 384 cards) is assessed in about a second on our test machine. A minute allows for the upload and a larger estate.
- About sevenfold
- An illustration, not a measurement. The worked example sets about 70 engineer-days by hand against about 10 with Assay Studio, for twenty automations.
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Build it. Check it. Fix it when it fails.
Assay Studio
A sentence in. An importable folder out.
Every flow, card and its price before anything is charged. Then the folder, tables, test cases and diagram.
How Studio builds
Pricing
Pay for the workflows we build.
Designing and seeing the price is always free.
Pay as you go
from $75 / workflow
For one developer. No subscription. Priced by size.
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For teams$4,800 / year
Five builders, $600 of building a month included. Lens included.
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Stop dragging cards.
Start describing workflows.
See the design, the diagram and the price before you pay anything.