Automations

Let the busywork run itself.Rules that watch deadlines and run approvals for you.

How it works

A rule is a trigger and its actions

Automations extend DATIFY with automatic actions and approval flows over your data sources. A rule is a trigger plus actions, and it is set up by clicking, not by scripting.

So that an action knows what it works with, it uses dynamic references: instead of a fixed value you insert a column reference and DATIFY replaces it at run time with whatever is in the record.

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What you can put together

Every rule is a trigger followed by actions in the order they should run. The messages also show how a reference to a column, marked in blue, turns into an actual value once the rule runs.

Watching expiry dates

Nobody keeps the dates in their head or in a calendar. The rule finds them and sends them to the people concerned.

  1. When a scheduled time arrives

    Every Monday at 7:00

  2. Find records

    Contracts expiring within 30 days

  3. Send a notification

    To the people responsible, in DATIFY and by e-mail

    Message

    Contract Contract number expires on Valid until.

    Sends as

    Contract 2026/0142 expires on 31 March 2026.

Approval above a limit

A document moves on only once a person decides. Who handled it and when stays in the history.

  1. When a condition is met

    An invoice moves to For approval and the amount is over CZK 50,000

  2. Request confirmation

    The division manager

  3. ApprovedUpdate a record

    Status → Approved

  4. RejectedUpdate a record

    Status → Returned for completion

A new enquiry from the website

An enquiry does not sit around without an owner. The record is filled in and sales hear about it at once.

  1. When a new record is created

    The Enquiries table

  2. Update a record

    Status → New

  3. Send a notification

    To the sales team, with values straight from the record

Handing an order to invoicing

The handover between departments does not depend on someone remembering to send an e-mail.

  1. When a condition is met

    An order moves to Completed

  2. Update a record

    Invoicing status → To be invoiced

  3. Send a notification

    To accounting

    Message

    Order Order number is complete, owner Owner.

    Sends as

    Order 2026/0871 is complete, owner Petra Nováková.

In practice
We did not want invoices to be merely stored. We needed to know who has to review them and what state they are in.
Pavla Šulcová · WC Servis
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