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.
React the moment something happens in your connected tools, and can act on it too, with your approval. Example: "Warn me when a client email sounds unhappy, and open a ClickUp task for it."
A report at a time you choose, every day, to your Inbox, email, or Slack. Example: a morning priorities report at 8:00 that lines up today's deadlines with what clients emailed overnight.
A watcher can carry an action step: when it fires, Binee does the follow-up work in your tools. You approve the action step once, before it ever runs, and every insight says exactly what Binee did.
"When a client emails asking for new work, create a ClickUp task for it." The task is already waiting when the insight reaches you, with the email behind it.
Reading is automatic, writing needs your permission. An automation acts only through the step you approved, and an insight from it names every change it made.
Each firing takes at most a few actions, and your daily budget caps how much any automation can spend. A runaway automation cannot run away.
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.
The 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.
Each person connects their own tools and runs their own automations. Point one at a shared Slack channel and it becomes a team automation on its own, posting where everyone sees it. Unlimited seats, always.
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.
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.
Watching is free. Each insight an automation finds uses credits (a little over one), and a completed action step adds about one more. A per-person daily budget caps spend, so a noisy day cannot drain your balance.
No. An automation acts only through an action step you approved before it first ran, and every insight it produces says exactly what Binee did, with the evidence behind the decision.