From plain-English to live automation in minutes.
No flowchart editors. No API keys. No developer needed. Four steps from describing your process to watching it run.
Describe
Open Agenno. Type what your process does — no templates, no drag-drop. Just describe it as you'd tell a new colleague. Use plain, everyday language. Agenno understands it.
You might write: "When a new Shopify order comes in, send a Slack message to the warehouse team and add a row to the Google Sheet."
Describe your process...
When a new Shopify order comes in, send a Slack message to the warehouse team and add a row to the Google Sheet with the order number, product, and customer name.
Review the proposal
Agenno presents a structured proposal: which apps it identified, what triggers the automation, and what each step will do. Unlike a flowchart builder, there are no module configurations to fill in. The proposal is expressed in the same plain English you used to describe the process.
Edit any step in plain English — "change the Slack message to include the order total" — and Agenno updates the wiring. Nothing goes live until you press Activate.
Proposed automation
Connect your apps
Authorise each app with one click — standard OAuth, no API keys to copy, no documentation to read. Agenno shows a plain-English confirmation at each step so you know exactly what access you're granting.
You might see: "Agenno can now read new orders from Shopify." That's it. Nothing hidden.
Go live
Press Activate. The automation runs silently in the background from this moment on. Every trigger is logged, every action recorded.
Come back tomorrow and see exactly what ran, when it ran, and what it did. Your team doesn't need to think about it again.
Order Fulfilment Automation
Questions from ops teams
Try it with your own process.
Pick something your team does manually every week. Write it as you'd explain it to a new colleague. First automation live in under 10 minutes — free to start, no credit card required.