Event-driven triggers
Order created, stock below threshold, customer hits a spend tier, or shift closed — any event can fire a rule.
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When X happens, do Y. Build flexible business logic without code: alerts, messages, discounts, and reviews that fire on their own when they should.
Triggers, conditions, and actions ready to combine in minutes.
Order created, stock below threshold, customer hits a spend tier, or shift closed — any event can fire a rule.
Pin a condition to a branch, item, payment method, customer type, or window of the day.
Send a WhatsApp, mark the ticket for review, apply a discount, or create a task for the follow-up team.
Some branches behave differently. Enable a rule in one, pause it in another, no duplication needed.
Run the rule in test mode to see it fire without side effects, then activate with confidence.
Every firing is logged: when, on what event, and what action ran.
Ready-made examples
A few common patterns you can wire up in a few clicks:
Integrations
A rule can send messages through the messaging channel, raise alerts from stock control, or flag a ticket in the cashier for later review.
Control and limits
Cap how many times a rule may fire per day, and pause it any time without losing the setup.
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Answers about smart rules and automation.
They link an event to an automatic action. For example: "if stock drops below a threshold → WhatsApp the manager," or "if a customer crosses a spend tier → tag VIP and send an offer."
Order created, stock below threshold, customer reaching a spend tier, high-value invoice issued, and more — with precise filters.
Send WhatsApp, apply a discount, tag the customer, mark an order for review, or alert a manager — all without a human in the loop.
Both. Choose each rule's scope: one branch, a group of branches, or the whole company — whatever fits.
No. Rules are built in a simple interface: "if X happens, run Y." No code, no scripts.