The jobs that should just happen, happening.
Automations does the small reliable things you would otherwise do by memory: the follow-up two days later, the low-stock warning, the tag on a customer who bought twice, the reminder before the appointment.
Most software calls this workflow automation. In Piggles it is called Automations, because that is what you are actually doing.
- marketing automation
- triggers and actions
What Automations does
When this, then that
Built from things that already happen in your business — an order paid, a booking made, stock below a level, a quote gone quiet.
Wait, then check again
Steps can pause for a day or a week and then confirm the situation still applies, so nobody gets chased for something they already did.
Start from a working example
A set of ready-made ones for the common jobs. Turn one on, change the wording, done.
See what it did
Every run is listed with what it acted on and what it changed. An automation you cannot inspect is one you will not trust.
Test before it is loose
Run one against a real record and see the outcome before it is switched on for everybody.
Off is one click
Pause anything immediately, without deleting it and rebuilding it later.
Works with the rest of it
Nothing here is a separate product that has been made to talk to the others. They are the same business, looked at from different angles.
Running it also includes My Team and Connections.