DoodleDoo · Design & Create
Status: RoadmapDesign the business. Make it real.
DoodleDoo is designed as a visual business-process design layer: sketch how the work should happen, and let the platform propose the system that does it.
- What it is
- DoodleDoo is a future product. The concept: a business user draws a process — request, check, assessment, approval, notification — and DoodleDoo translates each step into the Doo product that should carry it out.
- Who it is for
- Executives, process owners and business analysts who know how the work should run and should not need to learn seven tools to say so.
- Status
- Roadmap. A future product. What is shown is a concept, not a release.
The problem
The people who understand the process are rarely the people who can build it.
A process drawn on a whiteboard is re-interpreted three times before it becomes software.
Each team builds its part in its own tool, and the whole is never seen in one place again.
By the time the system exists, the process it automates has changed.
Core capabilities
What DoodleDoo is designed to do.
DoodleDoo is not yet released. These are the capabilities it is being designed around.
Process sketching
Draw the steps, decisions and hand-offs of a business process.
FlowDoo workflow
Turn the sequence of steps into an executable workflow.
VizzDoo dashboard
Propose the dashboard that shows how the process is performing.
MLDoo requirement
Flag the steps where a prediction would help and describe the model needed.
AIDoo agent or task
Mark the steps an assistant could take or prepare for a person.
AppsDoo application
Assemble the forms and screens people use to take part in the process.
How it works
How it is intended to work.
Step 1: Sketch the process
Draw it the way you would on a whiteboard: who asks, who checks, who decides.
Step 2: Review the proposal
DoodleDoo is designed to suggest which Doo product should own each step, and why.
Step 3: Refine with the builders
Hand the design to the people who will finish it — as a workflow, not a slide.
Step 4: Keep design and system together
When the process changes, change the design and see what it touches.
Example workflow
What it looks like in practice.
A process as a business user would draw it — the starting point DoodleDoo is designed to work from.
- Customer Request
- Document Check
- Risk Assessment
- Approval
- Notification
Part of DooHorizon
How DoodleDoo connects to the platform.
DoodleDoo is designed to become the executive interface to the Doo ecosystem — helping business users turn process intent into production-ready technology.
FlowDoo
Process steps become a FlowDoo workflow.
About FlowDooVizzDoo
Process measures become a VizzDoo dashboard.
About VizzDooMLDoo
Decision points become requirements for an MLDoo model.
About MLDooAIDoo
Status: Coming SoonJudgement and document steps become AIDoo tasks or agents.
About AIDooAppsDoo
Status: RoadmapThe whole design becomes an AppsDoo application people can use.
About AppsDoo
Security and governance
Governed like the rest of the platform.
Designed with enterprise security and governance requirements in mind. No certification is claimed that has not been obtained.
How DooHorizon approaches security- Designed so a generated system inherits the platform's identity, permissions and audit — never its own copy.
- Designed to keep the link between a business design and the assets built from it.
- Anything DoodleDoo proposes is intended to be reviewed by a person before it runs.
Use cases
What you can build with DoodleDoo.
From workshop to working system
Leave a process workshop with something executable rather than a photo of a whiteboard.
A shared picture of the business
Give leadership one view of how a process runs and which systems carry it.
Change with less risk
See what a process change touches before making it.
The concept
What DoodleDoo could look like.
The sketch
- Customer Request
- Document Check
- Risk Assessment
- Approval
- Notification
The system
- FlowDooworkflow
- VizzDoodashboard
- MLDoorequirement
- AIDooagent / task
- AppsDooapplication
FAQ
DoodleDoo: common questions.
Can I use DoodleDoo today?
No. DoodleDoo is a roadmap product. This page describes the concept so that customers can see where the platform is heading.
Will DoodleDoo generate a whole system automatically?
The intent is for DoodleDoo to propose and scaffold, with people reviewing and finishing the result. It is not designed to remove the builder.
How do I follow its progress?
Join the roadmap list from this page and we will tell you when there is something to try.
Follow DoodleDoo from concept to release.
Start with one use case. Expand across the ecosystem.