# Flow Models

## What is a Flow Model

A flow model allow data savvy users to model their data without having to rely on SQL to do so. This allow power business users to:

* Create new derived tables
* Easily combine data from various sources without coding
* Bring data mesh capabilities to your whole company

In the section you'll learn:

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[Create a Flow](/data-management/workbench/model-data/flow-models/create-a-flow.md)
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[Flow steps](/data-management/workbench/model-data/flow-models/flow-steps.md)
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[Update a Flow](/data-management/workbench/model-data/flow-models/update-a-flow.md)
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