A traffic report every morning
The agent reads yesterday’s visitors, top pages, and conversions, then emails you the numbers before you open the shop.
Feature · Routines · Growth
Schedule the agent to do the work.
A traffic report every morning. A sales report on the first of the month. A personal email when someone fills in a form. A blog post when news hits your industry.
Up to 10 routines. Included on Growth.
Running Traffic report Every day at 8:00
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Yesterday’s numbers, emailed to you. The other jobs wait their turn.
Store earnings The 1st, 9:00
Next Personal reply On each form
Live Industry post Weekdays, 7:00
Queued What it does
Write the job once. It runs on the clock you set.
The agent already has your analytics, store, and forms. You pick the job and the time.
A sales report on the first of the month
It totals last month’s store orders and what you earned, then sends you the report. You are not exporting a spreadsheet.
A personal email when someone writes in
It reads the new form, writes a reply in their name, and sends it. The lead does not sit in the inbox until Friday.
A post when the news hits your industry
It checks the market, writes how that change matters to your customers, and publishes the article on your site.
Traffic
Yesterday’s visitors, in your inbox at 8am.
How many people came. Which pages they opened. Who converted. The agent reads analytics and emails you the report so you start the day already knowing.
Store
Last month’s sales, totaled for you.
On the first of the month the agent reads your store purchases, adds up what you earned, and emails you the report. You see the number without logging in to hunt for it.
Forms
A personal reply the moment they submit.
The agent reads the new form, writes an email that uses their name and what they asked, and sends it. They hear back in minutes instead of waiting until you get to the inbox.
Industry post
News hits the market. A post goes up on your site.
Every morning the agent checks the market, writes how that move matters to your customers, and publishes the article on your site.
How you set one up
Name it. Write the job. Pick the time.
That is the whole setup. The agent already has your site, analytics, store, and forms. You are not wiring a second tool together.
How it fits
The agent, the email, the numbers, and the store stay on this site.
Questions
Plans, email, and publishing.
What is a routine?
A job you write once and a time it should run. At that time the agent that already knows your site wakes up and does the work. You can save up to 10.
Which plans include it?
Growth, Scale, and Enterprise. Starter does not. Scheduling from the public CLI is on Scale and Enterprise.
Can it email my customers?
Yes, if the job you wrote says to send, and your plan includes those sends. A routine is the schedule. The email allowance is separate.
Can it publish a blog post without me?
If you asked it to publish, it can. Publishing still follows the same rules as a normal agent turn. Rewind is there if you want a prior version back.
Do I have to sit at the computer when it runs?
No. You set the time. It runs whether you are in the shop, in the truck, or closed for the day.
Write the job once.
It runs on the clock you set.
Traffic, sales, form replies, and posts. Up to 10 routines on Growth.
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