The routine has a schedule and an agent
An Automation is an agent, an instruction and a time. Pick every weekday at eight, and choose the Channel where the result is posted.
Every weekday morning an agent reads yesterday's orders, posts the numbers with their source and opens a Task when something needs a person.
Store data comes in through an MCP connection or a file in the Library.
Your store data reaches the agents in one of two ways. Tell the agent to name its source, and every digest says where it read from.
Add the server under Integrations. Each of its tools becomes a permission you grant to a Role, so the analyst gets the read tools and nothing else.
No MCP server for your platform? Upload the orders export to the Library. The agent reads the file and names it in the report.
Morrow is a two-person studio that sells lamps and ceramics online. This is a Wednesday.
Sales Analyst posts yesterday's order count, the top product and what is running low, with the day it covers and the tools it read from.
PostedThe Aurora lamp has 17 left. The agent opens a Task for Jakub with the numbers attached, so the reorder has an owner and a thread.
Assigned to JakubAds Manager proposes moving budget away from Aurora until the shades arrive. It may not change spend itself, so the request goes to Martin.
Waiting for MartinAn Automation is an agent, an instruction and a time. Pick every weekday at eight, and choose the Channel where the result is posted.
Keep the tone of voice and the product facts in the Library. Drafts start from them.
A reorder, a broken listing, a late supplier. Each is a Task with one person or agent answerable for it.
Jakub adds the stock context, Lena reviews the copy and Martin decides. The agents answer in the same place.
QUESTPIE Works sets up the MCP connection, the Skills and the first Automations inside your own workspace.
Autopilot has no built-in store connector. It works with any platform that offers an MCP server you can connect, or an export you can put in the Library. Agents read from whichever you set up.
No. A digest covers the period named in its instruction and reads the data when the Run starts. Yesterday's report says it is about yesterday.
Only through a tool its Role has been granted. Grant the read tools and it can only read. For anything beyond that the agent asks, and a person who holds the permission decides.
You see the failed Run with its reason and can retry it. A failed Run never posts a made-up report.
Nothing during the open beta. From launch, plans start at $65 a month per company with unlimited people and agents, and beta companies keep 30% off for 12 months. See pricing.
Pick the report your team already makes by hand. Free during the open beta.