Stay in control
Every run is logged with input, result and all steps. A monthly token limit protects against unexpected costs.
Partly availableFeature
Routine work runs by itself.
Flows start on a schedule or when another program sends a signal. Agents do the steps; important decisions stay with you.
- Competitor pages summariseddone
- Form enquiry classified and sent to CRMdone
- Check supplier price listrunning
- Create weekly reportscheduled
Autopilot building blocks.
Schedules
Hourly, daily, on weekdays or weekly.
External triggers
Webhooks and API: forms, shop or CRM start a flow.
Agents with tools
Agents read web pages, start flows and ask other agents.
AI router
Sorts incoming items and picks the right path.
Approval step
Coming soonA person confirms before anything goes out.
Notifications
Coming soonEmail when a run is finished or needs help.
Everyday examples.
Every morning
Read web pages of competitors or associations and send a summary to the team.
With every enquiry
Classify form submissions and send them to the CRM with all details.
Every Friday
Draft a short report from the week’s notes.
With every order
The shop sends a webhook, the flow checks and notifies.
Set up an autopilot.
- 1
Build a flow
Yourself or from a template.
- 2
Test
Test run with a log per step.
- 3
Set the trigger
Schedule, webhook or API.
- 4
Keep an eye on it
Check runs and usage regularly.
Questions about the autopilot.
Does the autopilot run when my computer is off?
Schedules run as long as the server running KI.ordo is on. If that machine is asleep, the runs wait.
What does an automatic run cost?
Every AI step uses tokens. You can see how many in the log and in the usage overview. A monthly limit sets a cap.