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Automations
Boards that make themselves from your apps, on a schedule or when something happens.
What are automationsAutomations make MockFlow boards for you from your apps, on a schedule or when something happens, and can send what they make.Automation use casesReal scenarios for MockFlow automations, grouped by business meetings, agencies, startups, remote teams, enterprise, education and freelancers.Create an automationDescribe an automation in a sentence, start from a template, or build it part by part, then try it once and turn it on.Choose when an automation runsRun an automation at a set time, only when you press Run, when something happens in MockFlow, or when an event happens in one of your apps.Choose what an automation makes and where it goesPick the board or component an automation makes, whether AI makes it, where it lands, and what happens after: Slack, email, Google Drive or a notification.Connect apps to automationsSign in to the apps your automations read from and send to, manage connections in Apps, and reach other apps through Zapier.Manage automations and their runsTurn automations on and off, run them now, edit, duplicate or delete them, read Recent runs and History, and fix paused or failed automations.Automation templatesTurn on a ready-made automation from MockFlow templates, or save your own automations as team templates for everyone in your team.Run automations with your own AI and save AI creditsLet your own AI agent make an automation's boards through MockFlow Bridge, using no AI credits, and other ways to keep automations from using up your credits.Automation plans and limitsAutomations are on the Max plan, with 60 runs a month. Learn what counts as a run, how AI credits are used and what other plans can do.Troubleshoot automationsFix automations that do not run, runs that are skipped or fail, apps that need reconnecting, Then steps that are not sent and local agent errors.
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