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Flowla

Flowla is a revenue execution platform built around REX, an AI agent that reads every signal across your CRM, calls and emails, then runs the next move inside shared buyer rooms spanning sales, onboarding and renewals.

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Overview

What is Flowla?

Flowla positions itself as an execution layer rather than another place to store records. Its framing is a three-step history of the category: the CRM records, AI notetakers analyse, and Flowla acts. The problem it claims to solve is not missing deal context but scattered context — calls sitting in a notetaker, records in the CRM, and everything else buried in email and someone's memory, with no single place holding the whole deal.

The platform organises itself into four pillars. Enable covers the AI content library, templates and brand governance, and coaching. Collaborate covers the customer-facing digital sales rooms and onboarding rooms, mutual action plans, inline forms and surveys, and e-signature. Understand covers deal intelligence, stakeholder mapping, and revenue analytics and forecasting. Act covers deal execution, outreach, document generation, CRM syncing and rule-based AI workflows.

Running through all four is a single agent, REX, described in three movements. It sees every call, email, calendar invite and room engagement. It thinks — catching a pattern before the rep does, and surfacing the next best move. And it does: building the room, mapping stakeholders, drafting next steps and updating the CRM. The worked examples are concrete rather than abstract. A champion stops responding, and REX surfaces who else in the room is still engaged. A name keeps coming up on calls but never joins one, and gets flagged as a shadow decision maker. A buyer needs a new asset, and it is assembled on the spot from the content library, branded for them, with no new deck required.

The distinguishing claim, repeated in the FAQ, is coverage rather than raw capability: Flowla runs the full journey through onboarding and renewal, where most digital sales rooms stop at signature. Playbooks encode how a given company runs a deal, which is the answer offered to the obvious objection about generic AI.

Evidence is displayed rather than asserted — named case studies from Mindbody, Insider, Slerp, SourceScrub, Supy, Tilt and UserGuiding, and headline figures of 34% faster implementation, 25% better forecast accuracy and 34% more closed-won business. Behind it sits Flowla Ltd., a London-headquartered company with a distributed team.

What it does

  • Read every signal on a deal — CRM records, emails, calls, calendar invites and room activity — in one live view
  • Draft and trigger the next move: follow-ups, re-engagement and nudges written from the full deal context
  • Build customer-facing deal rooms and onboarding rooms, generated and personalised by AI
  • Score deal health and risk against your own methodology, surfacing blockers and MEDDPICC gaps
  • Generate documents and assets on demand — proposals, business cases, recap decks, one-pagers
  • Map the buying committee automatically from what is said on calls and done in the room
  • Keep HubSpot, Salesforce or Attio records current without anyone updating them by hand
Audience

When to use Flowla / When not to

A quick filter to help you decide if Flowla is the right fit.

When to use Flowla

  • Account executives running multi-stakeholder B2B deals who need every thread, asset and next step gathered in one buyer-facing room
  • Customer success and onboarding teams carrying a signed deal through to go-live, and back again at renewal
  • RevOps leaders orchestrating CRM, call notetakers, email and calendar into a single execution layer
  • Sales enablement and product marketing managers who need every room on brand, with playbooks applied rather than merely published
  • Sales leaders who want deal health, risk and forecasting built on observed engagement instead of rep self-reporting

When not to use Flowla

  • Teams that need a mobile app: Flowla ships no iOS or Android client, and everything happens in the browser
  • B2C or transactional sellers with no buying committee, since the product's value rests on multithreading a long cycle
  • Solo operators and very small teams, for whom 99 USD per seat and a 20-room free ceiling make the economics awkward
  • Organisations with no CRM and no call notetaker, because REX has nothing to read without that upstream stack
  • Buyers who require data residency outside Europe, or an API and SSO without signing an Enterprise contract
Get started

How to use Flowla

A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.

  1. Book a demo, or sign up directly for the free Starter plan in the web app
  2. Connect the stack first: your CRM (Salesforce, HubSpot or Attio), call notetakers, email and calendar
  3. Build and launch a first room from a template, or let the AI generate one for the deal
  4. Personalise it for the buyer with library content, embedded files, video and inline forms
  5. Share it as a link on your yourcompany.flowla.com subdomain, or a custom domain on Enterprise
  6. Add a mutual action plan so both sides work from the same steps and dates
  7. Ask REX anything about the deal, and read back the health, risk and stakeholder picture it returns
  8. Set up AutoPilot workflows: define the rule once, and REX acts every time the conditions hold
  9. Let REX draft the follow-ups, documents and CRM updates, reviewing them before they go out
  10. Track engagement and forecasting through room analytics and weekly pipeline summaries
Quick read

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Covers the whole lifecycle through onboarding and renewal, where most deal-room tools stop at signature
  • One coherent agent rather than a scattering of disconnected AI features
  • Pricing is public and legible — 0 and 99 USD per seat per month — which is uncommon in this category
  • The full AI suite, Ask REX and deal intelligence included, is available on the free plan
  • Unlimited seats on every tier, billed per seat, rolling monthly with no seat minimum
  • Documented security posture: SOC 2 Type II, SOC 3, annual penetration testing, encryption at rest and in transit
  • A published DPA with SCCs and the UK Addendum, and AWS databases declared in Europe

Cons

  • No native mobile app on either iOS or Android — the product is web only
  • API, webhooks, SSO, custom domains and access management are all Enterprise-only
  • Enterprise pricing is not published, and every tier routes through a 'chat with us' conversation
  • No documented way to exclude customer data from model training, beyond a narrow Google Workspace statement
  • The User Content licence is unusually broad for a tool holding confidential commercial documents
  • The full subprocessor list is supplied on written request rather than published outright
  • The free plan's room ceiling reads as 20 on the pricing page and 5 on the demo page, unresolved
Pricing

Pricing & Plans

Flowla operates a freemium model. A permanent free tier, Starter, is offered at 0 USD per seat per month and requires no credit card. The cheapest paid entry point is the Team plan at 99 USD per seat per month, billed on a rolling monthly basis with no minimum number of seats. Enterprise pricing is quoted on request and is not published.

Starter — 0 USD per seat/month
  • up to 20 rooms
  • 500 one-time credits
  • 2 GB content storage
  • unlimited seats
  • all essential Team features
  • Ask REX
  • AI room generation
  • deal intelligence
Enterprise — custom pricing
  • everything in Team plus SSO
  • user access management
  • custom REX playbooks
  • LMS and courses
  • custom credits and additional AI usage
  • Flowla API and webhooks
  • advanced CRM integrations
  • custom domain and sending domains
Prices and plans listed above may evolve. Always check the official pricing page before subscribing.
Trust & Privacy

Data, GDPR & hosting

A consolidated view of how Flowla handles your data.

GDPR overview

Compliance is claimed explicitly and in more than one place. The homepage states SOC 2 Type II and GDPR compliance; the security page adds UK GDPR, PECR, CCPA and SOC 3, with reports available on request. Flowla identifies itself as Data Controller under UK GDPR in its privacy policy, and as Processor in a published Data Processing Agreement that incorporates the Standard Contractual Clauses, plus the UK Addendum for British customers. Eight data subject rights are listed by name, with the ICO and local EEA authorities given as complaint routes, and new subprocessors are notified by email with a right to object. Two gaps are worth naming: no Article 27 EU representative is designated anywhere, and no DPO is identified — every request funnels through a single privacy address.

Who owns the data?

Ownership stays where it started: whoever places User Content on the service keeps whatever rights exist in it. What changes hands is a licence, and it is a broad one. Users grant Flowla, its directors, partners, sublicensees, successors and assigns a perpetual, irrevocable, non-exclusive, sublicensable, assignable and royalty-free right to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, translate, publish, distribute, create derivative works from and derive revenue from that content, worldwide, for the full term of the rights involved. No compensation is owed for any exercise of it. Flowla may also remove, block or rectify content at its own discretion and without notice, and takes on no duty to keep a copy of what it removes.

Reuse rights

In the other direction the licence is narrow. Users receive a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-assignable and non-sublicensable right to access and use the website, the services and their contents, and nothing beyond that. Resale and redistribution of any kind are excluded, and Website Content remains Flowla's exclusive property: reusing it in print, in another application or across a networked environment requires prior written consent. The one permission granted automatically is lateral rather than commercial — by placing content in a Flow, a user lets other participants access, display, view, store and reproduce it for personal use. Flowla may revoke the licence at any time, for any reason or none, without liability.

Data retention & training

Retention summary
Flowla keeps personal data for as long as it is providing the service to you. After that — including once you close your account — it continues to hold data to the extent needed for legal and regulatory obligations, naming tax, accounting and financial reporting duties, contractual commitments to financial and business partners, and requirements imposed by the payment methods it supports. Retention then follows the limitation periods and record-keeping rules of applicable law. No fixed duration is published, and anonymisation is not mentioned. Deletion and export of end-user data can be requested by the account holder through the privacy address or the form on the security page. Erasure is listed among the UK and EU GDPR rights, and Californian users may request deletion of data collected in the previous twelve months.
Trains on customer data
Unclear
Subprocessors disclosed
Yes
DPA available
Yes
GDPR contact

Hosting summary

Flowla hosts everything on Amazon Web Services and states that its databases are all located in Europe. The wording stops there: no country, no AWS region, and no distinction drawn between the European Union and Europe as a geography. All databases are encrypted at rest, transit is TLS/SSL only, backups run regularly with tested recovery, and individual customers are isolated at database level. Jurisdiction sits apart from the data. Flowla Ltd. is established in the United Kingdom, outside the EU, and its privacy policy warns that personal data may be stored and processed in any country where the company operates or engages service providers, the United Kingdom included. The published DPA covers this: Standard Contractual Clauses apply to any transfer to a subprocessor outside the UK and EEA, with the UK Addendum where the customer is British. AWS is named as a subprocessor in the annexes. One detail is easy to misread: the site's public IP resolves to a Cloudflare anycast node reported in the United States. That is a CDN point of presence, not where data lives.

Hosting regions
EU
Watch-outs

Things to keep in mind

Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Flowla.

  • The User Content licence is perpetual, irrevocable, sublicensable, assignable and revenue-bearing — read it before uploading confidential commercial documents
  • Rooms hold third-party data about your buyers; informing those people and deciding what belongs in a room remains your responsibility
  • Nothing documents whether room content trains models: the only exclusion statement covers Google Workspace API data
  • An agent that scores deal health and drafts the follow-ups can quietly erode a rep's own reading of a customer
  • AI-drafted messages written 'in your voice' will eventually go out unread to someone who deserved a human sentence
  • The platform measures buyer engagement and rep adoption alike, and the same telemetry serves performance management
  • Flowla may delete or block content at its discretion with no duty to keep a copy, and no retention period is published
Setup

Setup & Integrations

Technical difficulty

Low. Flowla is a hosted web product with nothing to install, and the documented path runs through four steps: build a first room, connect your tools, automate with workflows, then use the analytics. CRM and notetaker connections are native and need no development, with Zapier covering the rest of the stack. Flowla puts implementation at fourteen days or less, with personalised onboarding and training. Only the Enterprise extras call for a technical profile — the API and webhooks, SSO and custom domains — plus MCP from the Team plan. Public documentation lives on docs.flowla.com.

Deployment

Web appAPI

Integrations

Salesforce HubSpot Attio Slack Microsoft Teams Zapier Gong Fireflies Gmail Outlook Calendly Chili Piper Zoom Loom Google Slides Google Docs Google Spreadsheets Google Forms YouTube Vimeo Notion Figma Miro Airtable Tableau Canva Pitch Arcade Jotform Tally Microsoft Word PandaDoc DocuSign Supademo Videocom
Company

Behind Flowla

Company name
Flowla Ltd.
Founded
07/02/2011
Country of origin
🇬🇧 United Kingdom
Headquarters
Flat 15 Chesterfield House, 1B King Henry's Road, London, NW3 3QP
UBO
INFORMATION_NOT_FOUND
UBO country
INFORMATION_NOT_FOUND
Domain registrar country
🇺🇸 United States
Legal contact
Support contact

Fundraising

Pre-seed round of 1.3 million USD announced in March 2023, led by Antler and Fuel Ventures with participation from ScaleX and Logo Ventures alongside a group of industry angels
The same four firms — Antler, Fuel Ventures, Scale X Ventures and Logo Ventures — are listed as investors on Flowla's own about page
An earlier pre-seed announcement involving Fuel Ventures and Antler dates from October 2022

Social

Official links

Resources

All the official URLs gathered for verification and reference.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What does Flowla actually do?
It is an execution layer for revenue teams. Flowla pulls the whole deal into shared, customer-facing rooms, then lets REX — its AI agent — read every signal from your CRM, emails, calls and room activity and run the next move: drafting follow-ups, generating documents, mapping stakeholders and updating the CRM.
Can several teams use it, or is it just for sales?
Several. This is the point Flowla presses hardest: unlike digital sales rooms that stop at signature, it carries the same room through onboarding and renewal, so sales, customer success and RevOps share one source of truth and handoffs stop being disjointed.
How much does it cost?
There is a permanent free Starter plan at 0 USD per seat per month with up to 20 rooms and no credit card required. Team costs 99 USD per seat per month for unlimited rooms and the full AI suite. Enterprise is priced on request.
What does it integrate with?
Native CRM integrations cover Salesforce, HubSpot and Attio. Beyond that it connects to Slack, Gong, Fireflies, Gmail, Outlook, Calendly, Chili Piper and Zapier, and rooms can embed content from Loom, Notion, Figma, Miro, Google Workspace, DocuSign, PandaDoc, Canva and many others.
How long does implementation take?
Flowla puts it at fourteen days or less, with personalised onboarding, training and ongoing support from its team. There is nothing to install — it is a hosted web product, and the CRM and notetaker connections need no development work.
Where is my data hosted?
On Amazon Web Services, in databases the security page states are all located in Europe. Everything is encrypted at rest, transit is TLS/SSL only, and customers are isolated at the database level. No specific country or AWS region is named.
Is my data used to train AI models?
This is not clearly answered. The only statement on the subject is narrow — data obtained through Google Workspace APIs is not used to develop, improve or train generalised AI or ML models. Nothing published covers the content you place in rooms, and no opt-out is documented.
Is there an API and a mobile app?
There is an API with webhooks, documented at docs.flowla.com, but it is reserved for the Enterprise tier; Flowla MCP is available from the Team plan. There is no mobile app — neither iOS nor Android — and the product runs entirely in the browser.
What compliance and security does Flowla hold?
SOC 2 Type II and SOC 3, with GDPR, UK GDPR, PECR and CCPA compliance claimed. A Data Processing Agreement is published with Standard Contractual Clauses and the UK Addendum, and the company runs annual third-party penetration testing and quarterly access reviews.
Can I get my data deleted?
Yes. Account holders can request deletion or export of end-user data, either through the form on the security page or by writing to the privacy address. Erasure is listed among the UK and EU GDPR rights, and Californian users may request deletion of data collected in the past twelve months.
Conclusion

Should you pick Flowla?

Flowla is a serious entry in a crowded category, and it separates itself on scope rather than on features. Digital sales rooms are not new; carrying the same room from first touch through onboarding and into renewal, with one agent reading and acting across the whole span, is a more defensible claim. The four-pillar structure holds together, and REX reads as a single product decision rather than AI bolted onto an existing tool.

What makes it easy to evaluate is candour about price. Two of three tiers carry a public number, seats are unlimited on all of them, billing is rolling monthly with no seat minimum, and — unusually — the entire AI suite is included on the free plan. Twenty rooms is enough to reach a real verdict before paying anything. The security posture is documented rather than gestured at: SOC 2 Type II, SOC 3, annual penetration testing, a published DPA with Standard Contractual Clauses, and AWS databases declared in Europe.

The reservations are real and worth weighing. There is no mobile app. The API, SSO, custom domains and access management sit behind an Enterprise quote, which will exclude mid-sized teams with technical ambitions. Two points deserve legal attention before adoption: the User Content licence in the terms is perpetual, irrevocable, sublicensable and revenue-bearing, which is a lot to grant for a tool that holds your commercial documents; and nothing published says whether room content trains models, since the only exclusion statement covers Google Workspace data alone.

For a B2B revenue team already running a CRM and a notetaker, with deals long enough to need multithreading, Flowla is worth the free plan and a fortnight. For anyone else, the fit is likely to be poor — and the product says so itself.