Paid orders become invoices
“When a customer pays for a Shopify order over $50, find their contact in Salesforce, create the QuickBooks invoice with sales tax added, and post the order number and total in Slack.”
For consultants and freelancers
When a client posts an automation job, paste it into AnnE. She builds it with the client's apps, shows it working on sample data, and the client approves it before anything runs.
How a client job goes
The client's job post or email, as written. AnnE turns it into a plan in plain words and asks only what she cannot know.
AnnE completes the job on realistic sample data, so the client sees the result before sharing a single password.
Each sign-in belongs to that client's job alone. You never handle their passwords, and neither does AnnE.
Then it runs, on a schedule or when something happens in an app, with every run on record.
Why consultants use AnnE
Every client's jobs, sign-ins and history stay in their own job.
Anything that sends, pays or deletes can wait for the client's yes.
When the client asks for a tweak, tell AnnE what to change.
An approved job runs exactly as approved, so a fixed price stays fixed.
Jobs clients ask for
“When a customer pays for a Shopify order over $50, find their contact in Salesforce, create the QuickBooks invoice with sales tax added, and post the order number and total in Slack.”
“When someone places their first Shopify order, add them to HubSpot as a contact with what they bought.”
“Every evening, add today's Shopify customers who agreed to marketing to our Mailchimp audience.”
No. Describe the job in plain words and AnnE builds it. If you want to adjust a value, the formulas read like Excel.
Yes. Describe what the job does today and AnnE rebuilds it with the same apps.
The client connects their own apps. Each sign-in belongs to that one job and is never shown to you or to AnnE.
Yes. Nothing runs without a yes, and anything that sends, pays or deletes can wait for a person every time.
Start free. When a job goes live, choose the plan that fits it; mapping, filtering and cleanup never use credits.