Event-based work
A stage changes or information arrives. Trigger the next action in your configured workflow.
An enquiry arrives. An order moves. An invoice needs attention. Give recurring work a clear rule and a responsible person.
A record event or a scheduled check starts the rule.
Apply the condition before creating more work.
Keep responsibility with the right team.
Try the rule to see its intended outcome. Nothing is sent or saved.
Use events for changes on a record and scheduled checks for work that needs another look. Conditions keep the rule focused on the right records.
A stage changes or information arrives. Trigger the next action in your configured workflow.
Revisit open work on an interval instead of relying on someone to remember it.
Check the record, choose the action and make the next responsibility clear.
Start with one repetitive handover. Review it with your team before expanding the workflow. Customer messages still need the right permissions, consent and provider setup.
Keep the customer, order, owner and status in the workspace. Use the board structure your business needs—not finance terminology unless you work in finance.
See lending-specific automationNo. The rule simulator illustrates an outcome using sample data. It does not send messages, save rules or run actions in an account.
No. Real actions require the relevant account access, configured services and permissions. AI assistance does not remove your responsibility to review the workflow.
Yes. Enquiries, handovers and follow-up are general-business workflows. Your board and column structure define the work.
Customers, conversations, delivery and payments in one workspace. Tell us what your team does and we’ll tailor the walkthrough.