From a sentence you typed to something running every Tuesday morning
Here's the whole thing, start to finish, following a typical example. Picture Sam, who runs a plumbing business in Newcastle, six on the tools, and does the invoicing on Sundays.
No forms. Just tell it.
Type it the way you'd say it to a new apprentice. If we need to know something, which accounting software, who counts as a regular, we ask one question at a time.
Got it. Which do you invoice from: Xero or QuickBooks?
You read it before it exists
The proposal is the contract: the exact steps, what it can touch, what it can never touch, and which steps draw credits. Nothing is running yet.
Permissions in words, not scopes
Each connection grants a specific use, and you can narrow it per workflow. These aren't settings we promise to honour, they're enforced when it runs.
A dry run, on your real data
It finds the actual overdue invoices and writes the actual emails, then stops and shows you. Nothing leaves the building until you say so.
Found 4 invoices past 14 days. Skipped 2 regulars. Drafted 2 emails.
You hear from it, not about it
One text when something needs your OK. Otherwise it just goes. Every action lands in a ledger you can read like a bank statement.
What it did, what it cost
On the first of the month, one email. If the value isn't obvious, we'd rather you saw that clearly than not at all.
That was one workflow. Yours will look different.
We're building it now, AU businesses first. Join the waitlist and when it's your turn, we'll build the first one with you, start to finish, just like this.
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