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Automations

Follow up with every lead,
automatically.

Describe the automation you want and the agent assembles it - the right message, on the right channel, at the right time. Then it runs for every lead while you focus on everything else.

How you build one

Describe it in chat. The agent assembles it.

Tell the agent what you want in plain language. It turns your description into steps - triggers, timing, branches - and flags any content you still need before launch.

When someone starts a Northwind trial, send a welcome email, wait two days, then text anyone who hasn't booked a demo yet.
Here's your automation
1
Trigger · Trial started (event)
2
Email · Welcome + what to expect · Day 0
3
Wait 2 days · Skip anyone who already booked a demo
4
Text · Friendly demo nudge · Day 2
1 content gap: you don't have a welcome email yet. Want me to draft one for your approval?

Review the dry run, then launch

How an automation runs

One flow. Every lead, every channel.

Build the flow once and every lead runs it - branching to a text, an email, or handing the thread to your inbox, where your team picks it up.

repliedno reply
New lead
Trigger
AI replies
0 sec
Replied?
Branch
Hand to inbox
On reply
Text
Day 1
Email
Day 3
Booked
Demo booked · 9:07 AM

Every lead, running in parallel - 24/7

What you control

Every step, on your terms.

The agent does the assembling. You keep control of the triggers, the timing, and the moment it goes live.

Schedule and event triggers

Start on a schedule or the moment something happens - a trial starts, a form comes in, a deal changes stage.

Every content type

Emails, texts, and social posts can all be steps in the same automation, built right where the rest of your content lives.

Saved audiences

Build an audience once and reuse it across automations and campaigns - no re-uploading lists for every launch.

Per-step timing, conditions, and goals

Decide when each step sends, who it should skip, and the goal that ends the run early - like a booked demo.

An accurate dry run before launch

See exactly who would get what, and when, before anything sends. Launch when the plan looks right.

Pause and adjust after launch

Pause a live automation, change a step, and resume - no rebuilding, no lost progress.

What you can automate

Automations you can run on day one

Start from an example, or describe your own in chat and the agent assembles it. Each one runs across the channels your customers actually use.

Trial signup nurture

A new trial signs up, then text and email follow-ups go out until they book a demo or reply.

TextEmail

Closed-lost win-back

A deal marked closed-lost triggers a friendly check-in a few months later with a reason to take another look.

TextEmail

Webinar follow-up

Attendees get a recap and a demo invite the next morning - and no-shows get the recording, automatically.

EmailText

Demo reminders

Schedule reminder texts for the day before and the morning of a booked demo, so fewer no-shows.

Text

Every good automation ends the same way: someone replies. When they do, the automation steps aside and the reply lands in the inbox, where your team picks it up.

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Describe it once. It runs for every lead.

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