Example · A bakery
Copperpot Bakery: the jobs that run by themselves
The weekly sales report, the flour order, the custom cake requests and the nightly backup: jobs that used to eat a bakery owner's evenings, now running on their own and stopping to ask when a person should decide.
- BusinessA bakery
- BuiltAutomations
- On its ownReports and orders put together for you
Try it
Run one and watch each step happen, then approve the flour order it stopped for.
From after-hours chores to a list that runs
Before
Evenings of small jobs
Adding up the week, checking the flour, answering cake requests, all after closing.
Now
Jobs that run, and ask when it matters
Each job runs on its schedule, shows every step it took, and waits for a yes before it spends money.
Look around
Each part of the app, as it looks with the made-up data. Open any of them live.
Watch one run, step by step
Press Run now and each step shows as it happens, with the time of each. Ask mr-bill for one more step, like a second copy at the front counter, and the next run does it. Every past run stays in the list.
What it puts together
The weekly sales report it builds: the money taken each day against the week before, and what was left at close.
On a phone, too
Check a run or start one from the phone, without opening a laptop.
What it does every day
- Last week's sales put together every Monday morning
- A supplier order drafted when stock runs low, waiting for a yes
- Cake requests checked against the calendar, with a reply drafted
- Every run kept, step by step, so you can see what happened
