Approval where you want it.
Anything set to Ask waits for your answer in the Inbox.
Automation Routine work
Routine work
runs on its own.
Hand recurring work to an employee once. It runs when it should. Exceptions come to you.
It starts when it should.
On a schedule.
Daily, weekdays, Mondays, or the time you choose.
At an interval.
Every fifteen minutes, every hour, every day.
When something happens.
A new email in a mailbox it watches, or another employee finishing its part.
When you ask.
Run any automation by hand.
Follow-up survives the next reply.
Some work waits on other people. An employee tracks what it is waiting for. When the reply comes in, it picks the work back up. When it is due, it checks again.
Nothing stalls because you looked away.
You set the limits.
A spending limit per run.
Set a dollar amount. A run that passes it stops, and the employee reports what it has.
No pile-ups.
If the last run is still going, skip this one, run once when it ends, or run anyway.
A record of every run.
See what it did. If a run fails, see where and why.
Hire it built in.
Many pre-built employees arrive with their automations set up. Or ask any employee to set one up for you.