Put Navi on a schedule

Every Monday you pull the same numbers into the same report. Every morning you check whether a competitor moved, a page slipped, or a price changed. Most days there is nothing to find, and you still have to look. An automation hands that loop to Navi. It runs on a schedule while you are away and speaks up only when something needs you. Say it once in chat, review what Navi sets up, and it is on the calendar.

What Navi can do on a schedule

An automation is a Navi run you set up once. Every time it fires, Navi does what you would do at your desk, without the desk.

You stay in charge of changes. Anything that would change your store or site follows the approval rules you have set, and when a run finds something to fix, Navi can hand it to you as a task.

Set up in one message

There is no builder to learn. Tell Navi what you want in the chat you already have open: “Send me this performance summary every Monday morning.” Navi drafts the whole automation: a name, a schedule in plain language, what each run does, and how you want to hear about it.

Review the draft and accept it. Want an email instead of a notification, or Thursday instead of Monday? Say so, and Navi updates the draft and waits for your approval.

Navi also notices recurring work on its own. Ask for the same report twice, or say you want to keep an eye on something, and it offers to automate it. It checks your existing automations first, so you do not end up with duplicates.

Want to test it first? Press Run now and watch the first run happen. Every run is listed in run history, and you can pause, edit, or delete the automation whenever you want.

Navi reaches out when it matters

A scheduled run is not a chat. Nobody is watching it live, so at the end of each run Navi decides whether you need to know, and how to tell you.

When there is nothing to report, Navi stays quiet. No empty digest, no all-clear message. Every run still shows up in run history, so you can see that it ran.