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Workflows that run themselves

When an invoice is sent, a deal moves stages, or a form is submitted — trigger a sequence of actions automatically. Send emails, create tasks, update fields, fire webhooks. Set it up once and stop doing it manually.

Event triggers

Invoice, deal, task & more

Visual builder

Drag steps, no code needed

Templates

Onboarding, payment & more

Conditions & delays

Branch logic and wait steps

New Client Welcome
3 steps · Onboarding
Active
When client is created
Trigger
Send welcome email
Communication
Create onboarding task
Create
Send intake form
Communication
Ran 23 times
Workflow Builder

Pick a trigger. Chain the actions.

Choose a trigger — any event across invoices, proposals, contracts, forms, projects, tasks, deals, or clients. Then chain action steps visually: emails, task creation, field updates, webhooks, or delays. Start from a ready-made template or build your own. Every run is tracked with execution history and run counts.

  • Build visually — no code required
  • Activate, deactivate, or test manually
Template Gallery

Don't start from scratch

Browse pre-built templates for common freelance workflows — onboarding, payment reminders, follow-ups, and lead qualification. Each includes pre-configured triggers, actions, and delays. Customise any step or use a template as a starting point for something more complex.

  • Pick a template and activate in seconds
  • Swap actions, adjust timing, or add conditions
Automation Templates
Pre-built workflows ready to customise
Onboarding
New Client Welcome
3 steps
Use template
Payment
Payment Reminder
4 steps
Use template
Follow-up
Proposal Follow-up
3 steps
Use template
Deals
Deal Won Workflow
5 steps
Use template
12 templates
Triggers & Actions
Events that start workflows and the steps they run
Triggers
Invoice sent
Deal won
Form submitted
Task overdue
Actions
Send email
Create task
Update field
Fire webhook
Triggers from invoices, proposals, contracts, forms, deals, tasks & clients
8 action types
Triggers & Actions

Events trigger actions. That's it.

Every automation starts with a trigger — invoice sent, deal won, form submitted, contract signed, task completed, or client created. When it fires, the workflow runs a chain of actions: send an email, create a task, update a field, notify your team, toggle portal access, or call an external webhook. Add delays between steps and combine multiple triggers and actions in a single workflow.

  • Triggers from every entity in your workspace
  • Webhooks for connecting external tools
Monitoring

Every run logged, every failure flagged

Each automation tracks its execution history — run count, last run time, and pass/fail status. Activate or deactivate with one toggle, trigger manually to test, or duplicate an existing workflow to iterate fast. Failed runs are flagged so you can investigate and fix issues quickly.

  • Full execution history with timestamps
  • Test manually before going live
  • Duplicate and iterate without starting over
Payment Reminder
47 runs · Last run 2h ago
Recent Executions
INV-067 — Acme Corp
Today, 2:15 PM
Success
INV-065 — Volta Motors
Today, 9:00 AM
Success
INV-063 — Bloom Studio
Yesterday, 4:30 PM
Failed
INV-061 — Peak Digital
Yesterday, 9:00 AM
Success
INV-059 — Acme Corp
Mar 27, 2:15 PM
Success
Success rate: 96%
45 of 47 runs
Run manually

How it works

Three steps. That's it.

No setup wizards, no onboarding calls. Just start using it.

1

Choose a trigger

Invoice sent, deal won, form submitted, task completed — pick the event that starts the workflow.

2

Chain your actions

Add steps: send an email, create a task, update a field, notify your team, or fire a webhook. Add delays between them.

3

Turn it on

Activate the workflow. It runs every time the trigger fires. Check the execution log whenever you want.

Why it matters

Hours back every week

Welcome emails, reminders, task creation, status updates — they happen on their own. You do the work that actually needs you.

Nothing slips through

Triggers fire the moment an event happens. Follow-ups, task assignments, and notifications happen whether you remember or not.

Visual, not code

Pick triggers, add actions, reorder steps. Templates get you running in minutes. No developer needed.

FAQ

Common questions

Do I need to write code?

No. The visual builder lets you pick triggers and actions from menus. Drag steps to reorder. No coding at all.

What events can trigger a workflow?

Events across invoices, proposals, contracts, forms, deals, tasks, and clients. Examples: invoice paid, proposal accepted, deal stage changed, form submitted.

What actions can a workflow perform?

Send email, create tasks, update fields, notify team members, toggle portal access, and fire webhooks.

Can I add delays between steps?

Yes. Insert a configurable delay between any two steps — wait hours or days before the next action runs.

Are there ready-made templates?

Yes. Templates for client onboarding, payment reminders, proposal follow-ups, and deal workflows. Use as-is or customize.

See if it fits.

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