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By The Botseon team6 min read
Botseon 101
"From first sign-in to a first useful result: make a bot, give it a job, watch one run, approve one action and put it on a clock, with what a run costs and what the bot will not do without you."
Guides
How to run a bot day to day, written from the product as it is today. Dated and signed, and rewritten when the product changes.
By The Botseon team6 min read
Botseon for bookkeeping and admin
"Four jobs a business hands its books over for a week: filing receipts, the month's reconciliation, the VAT quarter pack and the accountant's question, with what each one costs and what it will refuse."
By The Botseon team5 min read
Botseon for engineering
"Four jobs a team hands over in a week: reproducing a reported bug, watching the release notes, drafting the changelog and keeping the on-call notes, with what each one costs and what it will refuse."
By The Botseon team4 min read
Botseon for a business of one
"Three jobs a one-person business hands over: quoting and invoicing, chasing what is owed, and the supplier portal, with what a run costs and what the bot will not send or sign in to without you."
By The Botseon team4 min read
Botseon for sales
"Three jobs a seller hands over: researching a prospect, chasing the pipeline every Monday and approving every follow-up, with what a run costs and what the bot will not send without a person."
By The Botseon team4 min read
Botseon for support
"Three jobs a support team hands over: triaging the queue with first replies drafted, watching releases for regressions and checking a refund against the policy, with what each costs and what it will refuse."
By The Botseon team6 min read
A bot with a computer
Supplier portals, forms behind a sign-in, a site to check every morning. How a bot uses a computer of its own, what happens when it needs you, and what it may reach.
By The Botseon team4 min read
One bot, one inbox
"The first job to hand over, and what the first week with it looks like: the job description, the approval card, and the facts the bot keeps."
By The Botseon team4 min read
Routines, and what a run costs
"Standing work on a clock: how to write a routine you can trust to run while you are away, and how to read the credit meter before and after."
Give a bot its first job.
A job description, a computer of its own and your tools. It asks before it acts.