Five tasks every business still does by hand (and should not)
Confirming appointments, letting people know something is ready, moving data between spreadsheets, chasing overdue payments and building the monthly report. How much time each one eats and what can be taken off your plate.
Micha Góngora
WiseCodeMinds · Santa Cruz, Bolivia
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$flow = new Automation('order.ready');
$flow->on('status:done')
->notify('whatsapp', $order->client)
->log();
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They get automated one at a time, starting with the one that eats the most hours. Two or three weeks in, the first one is already running on its own.
I want this in my businessYour operation can run itself.
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