Someone rebuilds it every Monday
The same pull, the same paste, the same formatting, by a person who was hired to do something else.
Automations
Your reporting, running without you
Set a question to run on Monday morning, or the moment a number crosses a line. The answer arrives already written up, as an email, a deck or a spreadsheet.
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Weekly Revenue Digest
Path 1Path 2
1Every Monday 9am
2Generate AI summary
3Check revenue drop
4Send email
5Post to Slack
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The recurring report is a job nobody applied for
The spike is found in the review
Nobody watches every metric daily, so a bad week gets discovered three weeks later.
The report lands where nobody looks
Insight that arrives in a tool people don't open is the same as no insight.
Set it once. It keeps running.
Run it on a clock, or on a change
A schedule covers the reports you already know you need. An alert covers the ones you don't: it watches a query and fires the moment the result crosses your line — then the rest of the chain investigates and writes it up before anyone has opened a tab.
- Daily, weekly, monthly or a precise time
- Alerts that fire on the change, not the check
- Paused and edited without rebuilding
More than one step
Chain the work: query the database, ask an analyst about the result, summarise it, split on a condition, loop over every row, build the file. 17 blocks, joined in the order you want.
- 17 building blocks
- Conditions and loops
- Exports to 3 file formats, and a webhook out
Every run leaves a record
Each run is listed with what triggered it, when it started and whether it finished, and the result it produced is one click away. When a step fails, the log says which step and why.
- Every run timestamped, with its status
- The output of a run kept alongside it
- A failure names the step, not the chain
What runs on its own
17 Building blocks
Queries, analysts, conditions, loops, exports and sends.
3 File formats it hands you
PDF, PowerPoint and Excel, built from the run itself.
0 People running it on Monday
Once it is set, the report writes and sends itself.
Frequently asked questions
What can I automate?
Anything you can ask an analyst, plus the steps around it: run a query, summarise the result, branch on a condition, loop over rows, build a file, send it.
How do alerts work?
An alert watches a query on an interval and compares each result to the last. It fires when the answer changes, so a quiet week stays quiet.
Where do results go?
Email, or a webhook into whatever else you run. An automation can attach a PDF, a PowerPoint or an Excel file built from the same run.
Do I have to draw a workflow?
Only if you want to. A single scheduled question is one block. Conditions, loops and multi-step chains are there when the job gets bigger.
What happens if a step fails?
The run stops at the failing step and records where and why, so you fix that step instead of re-reading the whole chain.