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No-code automations: scheduled tasks that run themselves

The best work your agents do is the work you never have to ask for. That starts with the routine things happening on their own — on time, every time.

Recurring work, scheduled — no code

Automations on Agentura are no-code. In the Tasks tab you set up the recurring work you’d otherwise have to remember: a daily report, a chase on overdue follow-ups, a check that flags exceptions. Pick a cadence from one-click presets — hourly, every morning, weekdays at 9, weekly — or set your own schedule. No scripting, no developer in the loop — just the task and when it should run.

Each scheduled task can pull from your data sources and deliver where you need it — an emailed report, a follow-up message — so the routine things that always slip happen reliably instead of falling through the cracks.

Set a task once and it keeps running on its cadence, with each run’s status visible so you can see at a glance that the work actually happened.

Agents that act between messages

Most chatbots are asleep until someone types. Yours don’t have to be. A proactive heartbeat — on by default — lets your agents do work in the gaps — checking orders, chasing overdue follow-ups, flagging exceptions before they become problems. The agent isn’t just waiting to react; it’s keeping an eye on things and stepping in when something needs attention.

The customer hasn’t messaged yet, but the follow-up is already sent and the exception is already flagged. That’s the point.

Built to run on its own

Scheduled and direct tasks run on a hybrid, sessionless task engine — meaning they don’t depend on someone being in a live chat for the work to happen. A report fires on its schedule. A follow-up goes out when it’s due. An exception gets surfaced the moment it appears. Your agents keep working whether or not anyone’s watching.

  • Scheduled tasks — recurring reports, follow-ups and checks, set with one-click cadences.
  • No code — pick what runs and when; no scripting, no developer.
  • Proactive heartbeat — agents act between messages, not just on cue.

From reactive to proactive

The shift is simple but it changes everything: instead of an agent that only answers when prompted, you get one that anticipates. Less dropped follow-up, fewer missed exceptions, and a team that handles the recurring work so you can spend your attention where it actually counts.

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