Say it once. Binee works around the clock.
An automation is one plain sentence about work you want off your plate. Binee builds it from your sentence, runs it across your connected tools around the clock, and shows you the results. No triggers to map, no workflows to wire.
Projects212 tasks checked
Email38 promises trackedFour kinds of work, one sentence each.
Watch for something and deal with it, run a report on a schedule, keep a promise from slipping. If you can describe it, Binee can run it.
Do the work
"When a client emails asking for new work, create a task for it with the email summarized."
The follow-up is already done when you hear about it, through the action steps you set up when you build it.
Run the routine
"Every morning at 8:00, line up today’s deadlines with what clients emailed overnight."
The reports, recaps and briefs you used to assemble by hand arrive on their own.
Catch what you’d miss
"Warn me when a client goes quiet: no emails, no meetings and no task activity for two weeks."
Judgment calls across tools, watched around the clock.
Deliver it anywhere
"Post it in #accounts so the whole team sees it."
Your Inbox, your email, or any Slack channel, with the evidence attached.
Every automation is one of two kinds.
Automations are what Binee does for you, and insights are what they find: a short heads up with the proof attached, in your Inbox, by email or in Slack.
Watcher automations
WATCHERReact the moment something happens in your connected tools, and can act on it too: open the task, post the update, file the email.
New email from Dana at Acme · 10:41
Sounds unhappy · ClickUp task opened · thread linkedScheduled automations
SCHEDULEDA report at a time you choose, every day, to your Inbox, email or Slack.
Create and edit them by telling Binee in chat, on the web or in Slack: "watch for emails where a client pushes back on scope and flag the matching task."Not just a warning. The work is done for you.
A watcher can carry an action step: when it fires, Binee does the follow-up work in your tools. You describe the follow-up once when you build the automation, and from then on it runs on its own. Every insight says exactly what Binee did.
New work requestsRUNNINGAcme · Landing page redesignCreatedStart from what other businesses watch.
A template library ships inside the product, filtered to the tools you have connected. Turn one on as it is, or edit the sentence until it sounds like your business.
Browse the full template libraryThe library follows how work actually dies: about 44% of salespeople stop after one follow-up, roughly half of meeting action items never get done, and most agencies quietly absorb out-of-scope work. Templates watch exactly those seams.
Personal for you, shared where it should be.
Each person connects their own tools and runs their own automations. Point one at a shared Slack channel and it becomes a team automation, posting where everyone sees it. Unlimited seats, always.
Common questions
Want to see automations on your own tools? Book a demo and we'll build the first one with you.
Book a demoDo I need to know trigger and action syntax to build an automation?+
No. You describe the outcome in plain words, in the builder or just by telling Binee in chat, and it builds the automation. "Warn me when a client goes quiet: no emails, no meetings, and no task activity for two weeks" is a complete build.
How fast do watcher automations react?+
Urgent email watchers react within moments where the provider supports instant notifications; everything else is checked on a frequent cycle measured in minutes. Scheduled reports arrive around the time you pick.
What do automations cost?+
Watching is free. Each insight an automation finds uses 1.3 credits, and each completed action step adds 1 more (at most 3 per insight). A per-person daily budget caps spend, so a noisy day cannot drain your balance.
Can an automation change things without me knowing?+
No. An automation only takes the actions you described when you built it, and every insight it produces says exactly what Binee did, with the evidence behind the decision.