Playbooks
The routine work, off your plate
The status email every Friday. The follow-up after a proposal goes quiet. The monthly report. Write it once the way you'd brief a new hire — in plain English, not a flowchart — and dpaperwork runs it on schedule. Nothing leaves your workspace without the permission you've given it.
Plain English, not nodes
Write instructions like you would for a new hire; the agent figures out how.
Runs how you want
On-demand, on a schedule, or triggered the moment a record meets a condition.
Bounded by you
An Authority Level per Playbook sets exactly what it can touch and act on without asking.
How it works
Write it in plain English
Brief it the way you’d brief a new hire. No flowchart to build.
Pick a trigger and an authority level
On demand, on a schedule, or when a record meets a condition, within the limits you set.
It runs and tells you once
One summary when it finishes, and an escalation to you only if it fails.
- Plain-English markdown body — no node editors, no flowchart builder to learn
- Three trigger modes: on-demand (Run Now), scheduled (cron), or event (fires when a record meets a condition)
- Per-Playbook Authority Level: what Domains and Integrations it can touch, and what it can do without approval
- Human-in-the-loop where it matters — draft-only, ask-before-sending, or fully autonomous, your call per Playbook
- One summary notification on completion — no step log to babysit, an escalation to you only if it fails
Part of one workspace
Every part reads and writes the same records, so nothing has to be kept in sync.
Less paperwork. More business.
Seats open in small batches — join the waitlist and you’ll be first in line when yours is ready.