Workday Acquires Flowise to Enhance AI Agent Capabilities

Aug 15, 2025
Workday has acquired Flowise, a low-code platform for building AI agents, to enhance its AI capabilities in HR and finance, announced in a press release.

Workday has acquired Flowise, a low-code platform that simplifies the creation of AI agents, announced in a press release. This acquisition aims to empower Workday's customers and partners by providing them with tools to build AI agents for HR and finance with increased speed and flexibility.

Flowise's platform supports the entire AI development process, from prototyping to deployment, offering developers greater control and scalability. The platform's open-source foundation has gained significant traction, processing millions of interactions and earning over 42,000 GitHub stars.

Peter Bailis, Chief Technology Officer at Workday, highlighted that integrating Flowise will enable customers to design and manage AI agents more effectively. Henry Heng, CEO of Flowise, expressed enthusiasm about joining Workday to further their mission of democratizing AI development.

The acquisition is expected to accelerate AI innovation within Workday's platform, offering unique benefits such as customization and transparency in AI agent development.

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