Repeat jobs, run the same way every time.
Your team repeats some jobs every week, step for step. By hand, one missed step reaches the client. Fractl Agents helps you draw each job as a workflow: connected steps that run the same way every time, with a person’s approval where needed.
Drawing a workflow
The jobs worth drawing are the ones you’d hand a new hire as a checklist. Short or long, across tools, apps and people, that checklist becomes connected steps in Fractl Agents.
Describe a job in plain words and get the whole workflow drafted on a canvas, every step connected, ready to adjust.
Make any of the 158 built-in tools a step, from live search and backlink data to finished charts and reports.
Read from and write to the apps your team connects, such as Slack, Gmail, SurveyMonkey or your CMS, as steps in the same run.
Loop a step over every row of a list, hundreds of rows long, and branch on a condition so each row takes the right path.
Add a person’s approval at any step, so the run waits until someone on your team signs off.
Add a code step for the calculation or cleanup no built-in tool covers.
The workflow builder, redrawn from the app.
Running a saved workflow
Repeat work has to arrive on time, even the week someone’s out. A saved workflow runs from chat, on a schedule or as one step of a larger job.
Test a run from the builder and check each step’s output before the workflow goes anywhere near a client.
Save the workflow for your team and start a run from any chat.
Put the workflow on a daily, weekly or monthly schedule, so the results arrive without anyone asking.
Use the workflow as one step inside a Play, a whole marketing job written down as steps.
Get each run’s reports, tables and drafts as deliverables in your team’s workspace, ready to open and edit.
Look back at any past run on record, with each step’s output and any step that failed.
What do you want to get done?
Run the weekly review summary for Tern Coffee.
Running a saved workflow in chat, redrawn from the app.
Hand over your next job.
Your first workflow can be the job your team repeats most, described in plain words.