Automations that run your repeatable work for you
Thorbis Automations let you turn repeatable steps into triggered workflows: when something happens in your operation, an automation runs the follow-up — sending a message, updating a record, or handing work to an agent — so routine work doesn't depend on someone remembering it.
Automations • Triggered Workflows • Agents
Thorbis Automations
$299/mo
Pricing
Usage-based
AI usage
1–75
Team size
Define a trigger, define the steps
You set the rule once and the platform runs it every time the trigger fires.
Keep a human where it matters
Configure which automations run on their own and which pause for review, so sensitive steps still get human judgment.
Built for the way you work.
Thorbis Automations are triggered workflows and agents: define what should happen when an event occurs, and the automation carries it out against your live data. You build the rules; the platform runs them consistently.
Top challenges solved
Routine follow-ups depend on someone remembering them, so they happen inconsistently.
The same manual steps get repeated on every job, eating time that could go to billable work.
Handoffs between stages drop because there's no system carrying the work forward.
What's included.
Everything thorbis automations brings to your operation.
Triggered by what happens
Automations start from events in your operation — a job is completed, an invoice goes overdue, a stage changes — so work runs when it should.
Run steps against live data
An automation can send a message, update a record, or move work forward, acting on your real jobs, invoices, and customers.
Agents for multi-step work
For work that's more than a single step, hand it to an agent that carries the task through against your operation.
Built around the places work actually happens.
Thorbis Automations shows up differently for the office, the field, and the customer, without splitting the operation into separate tools.
Thorbis Automations command center
Thorbis Automations are triggered workflows and agents: define what should happen when an event occurs, and the automation carries it out against your live data. You build the rules; the platform runs them consistently.
Define a trigger, define the steps
You set the rule once and the platform runs it every time the trigger fires.
Keep a human where it matters
Configure which automations run on their own and which pause for review, so sensitive steps still get human judgment.
Key workflows.
The day-to-day flows thorbis automations runs for you.
- 1
Define a trigger, define the steps
You set the rule once and the platform runs it every time the trigger fires.
- 01Choose the event that should start the automation
- 02Define the steps it should run against your records
- 03The automation runs whenever the trigger fires
- 04Each run is recorded so you can see what happened
- 2
Keep a human where it matters
Configure which automations run on their own and which pause for review, so sensitive steps still get human judgment.
What you get.
What's included with thorbis automations on Thorbis.
$299/mo
Pricing
Flat base with unlimited users — automations run on the same plan.
Usage-based
AI usage
AI-driven steps draw from your $100/month allowance, then bill at published rates.
1–75
Team size
Scales from a solo operator to a 75-person crew.
Start focused, then expand.
Bring the team onto thorbis automations in a controlled path: one workflow, one surface, then the next operational handoff.
- 01
Start with the live workflow
You set the rule once and the platform runs it every time the trigger fires.
- 02
Turn on the highest-value surface
Automations start from events in your operation — a job is completed, an invoice goes overdue, a stage changes — so work runs when it should.
- 03
Expand once the team is comfortable
An automation can send a message, update a record, or move work forward, acting on your real jobs, invoices, and customers.
Frequently asked questions.
Common questions about thorbis automations in Thorbis.
What is a Thorbis Automation?
A triggered workflow: when an event happens in your operation, the automation runs the steps you defined — sending a message, updating a record, or handing work to an agent.
What's the difference between a workflow and an agent?
A workflow runs a defined set of steps when its trigger fires. An agent is for multi-step work that needs to be carried through, rather than a single fixed sequence.
Can I keep a person in the loop?
Yes. You decide which automations run on their own and which pause for review, so sensitive steps still get human judgment.
How is it billed?
Automations run on the $299/mo flat base with unlimited users. AI-driven steps draw from your $100/month allowance, then bill at published rates.
Automations that run your repeatable work for you
Thorbis Automations are triggered workflows and agents: define what should happen when an event occurs, and the automation carries it out against your live data. You build the rules; the platform runs them consistently.
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