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Automations

No-code automations, checked before they go live.

A trigger, a sequence of steps, and branching conditions that own their own yes and no paths. The part most builders skip is the pre-flight: Watx catches dead variables, unreachable branches and unsafe URLs before an automation ever touches a customer.

A Watx automation: a new customer message triggers a welcome message, then a condition branches to create a CRM contact and notify the team, or send a follow-up

No-code automations on a visual canvas.

A trigger, then a sequence of steps, with branching conditions that own their own yes/no paths. Pre-flight diagnostics catch dead variables and unreachable branches before you switch it on.

  • Triggers: message received, keyword, contact created, tag applied, form submitted, appointment booked/rescheduled/cancelled
  • Steps: send message/template, tag, segment, set field, wait, condition, HTTP request, set status, Google actions
  • A template engine for dynamic values — {contact.name}, filters and defaults
  • Pre-flight checks: dead variables, unreachable branches, 24-hour-window and unsafe URLs

Automations, answered.

Do I need a developer?

No. Triggers, steps and conditions are all no-code. If you do have a developer there are HTTP request steps and a public REST API to build against, but nothing here requires one.

What can start an automation?

A message received, a keyword, a contact created, a tag applied, a form submitted, or an appointment booked, rescheduled or cancelled.

What are the pre-flight checks?

Before you switch an automation on, Watx looks for variables that will resolve to nothing, branches nothing can reach, steps that would breach the 24-hour window, and customer-supplied URLs that fail our outbound guard.

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