Rules you write. Work that runs itself.
When something happens in the operation, an automation runs the follow-up: a message, a record update, a task. Agents with approvals are Later on the roadmap; the honest version of this page is a design, and says so.
Automations
Later- StatusLater, agents with approvals
- Triggersjob events · invoice events · stages
- Controlrun alone, or pause for review
- Auditevery run, logged
Why it matters
The argument, in three rows.
Memory is not a system
Routine follow-ups depend on someone remembering them, so they happen inconsistently. A trigger does not forget.
Workflows and agents differ
A workflow runs a fixed sequence; an agent iterates on multi-step work. The distinction matters because the second one needs tighter supervision.
A person stays in the loop
You configure which automations run on their own and which pause for review. Autonomy is a setting, not a default.
The Brain
Intelligence with your hand on the switch.
Drafts and proposals, never silent action. Assistive today, agentic later, honest about which is which.
Up close
How it runs.
01
The design
Triggers on job completion, overdue invoices, and stage changes; actions that message, update, and hand work forward.
02
Trust before speed
Observe, then approve, then automate. Low-risk repeatable work earns autonomy after it has proven itself under review.
03
Assistive is already here
Drafts and suggestions run in Core today with a person approving. The agentic layer is the Later wave, in the roadmap’s own words.
On the roadmap
What is still being built. In its own words.
Brain: agents with approvals
Later
Automated follow-ups
Planned
Intelligent job intake
In development
Can I keep a person in the loop?
That is the default posture: choose which automations run independently and which pause for review. Per automation, changeable any time.
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