SleekFlow Product Requests

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[GraphQL] Support GraphQL API Architecture in Flow Builder and AI Agent Custom Actions
Context & Use Case We are actively building automation workflows and deploying custom AI Agents within SleekFlow to handle customer inquiries. Our internal database, CRM, and inventory systems run entirely on a GraphQL infrastructure. Currently, when we use the "HTTP Request" action in Flow Builder or try to connect a custom API tool to an AI Agent, the platform only natively supports standard REST configurations (GET/POST with flat JSON payloads). The Problem (Pain Points) Requirement for Custom Middleware: Because SleekFlow cannot natively send or process GraphQL queries and mutations, we are forced to build, host, and maintain a dedicated intermediary middleware server. This middleware exists solely to translate SleekFlow's REST requests into GraphQL, and then map our GraphQL responses back into flat REST JSON bodies. Increased Engineering Overhead & Latency: This translation layer introduces an unnecessary single point of failure, extra infrastructure costs, and added latency to our real-time customer journeys. The Proposed Solution We request that SleekFlow adds native GraphQL support to the custom API/HTTP action modules in both Flow Builder and AI Agent integration settings. Benefits For Customers: Allows enterprise teams with modern tech stacks to seamlessly connect their internal data to SleekFlow’s automation and AI tools without building intermediate REST wrapper middleware. For AI Efficiency: Drastically optimizes token usage and accuracy for AI Agents by restricting data retrieval to exact fields.
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Native Google Ads GCLID Capture & Offline Conversion Upload for WhatsApp Journeys
When users click a Google Ad and land on a webpage before entering WhatsApp, the Google Click ID (GCLID) is lost the moment they enter the messaging channel. SleekFlow's current workaround, injecting a ref ID into the pre-filled WhatsApp message, fails in 80–90% of cases because users edit or delete the pre-filled text before sending. This makes it impossible to close the attribution loop between Google Ads spend and WhatsApp-generated leads natively within SleekFlow. Requested Capabilities GCLID / UTM parameter pass-through; a mechanism (e.g., a tracking script snippet, or a dedicated landing page widget) that captures gclid, gbraid, wbraid, and UTM parameters from the originating Google Ads click and associates them with the resulting WhatsApp conversation, independent of pre-filled message content. Native "Google Ads Click ID" contact property; a system contact property (gclid) that is auto-populated when a conversation originates from a tracked Google Ads click, analogous to how SleekFlow already surfaces utm_source / utm_medium or CTWA metadata for Meta Ads. Google Ads Offline Conversion Upload action in Flow Builder; a native Flow Builder action node (similar to the existing webhook action) that calls the Google Ads UploadClickConversions API when a conversion event occurs (e.g., contact label updated, lead status changed), sending the stored gclid + hashed phone number directly to Google Ads, without requiring a third-party middleware such as Make.com or n8n. Business Impact / Use Cases • Businesses running Google Search, Display, or Performance Max campaigns that drive leads into WhatsApp cannot measure campaign-level ROI (cost-per-lead by campaign / ad group / keyword) without this capability. • This is a known gap affecting customers across multiple regions (UAE, Brazil confirmed). The current workaround requires a custom server-side attribution database + middleware layer, which is infeasible for most customers without dedicated engineering resources. • Closing this gap would make SleekFlow competitive with dedicated CTWA attribution tools (e.g., WAct; https://www.waconversiontracking.com/ ) for Google Ads, not just Meta Ads.
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