One place where your people and agents meet
Open it and the first thing you see is what is waiting on you. Below that, what it did on its own. Behind every item, the full run: the trigger, the evidence, the rule that paused it and a preview of what happens next. On the web and in Chrome today. Mobile and desktop are coming soon.
Waiting on you
1Credit of $380,000
Bayfield Co, after the outage
Over your $100K line
ApprovedRefund of $1,200
Orchard Supply, duplicate charge
Over the $500 refund line
What it did on its own
- Sent the Monday report07:00
- Chased 4 overdue invoices08:30
- Answered 6 tier-1 tickets09:12
- Updated 3 renewal dates09:48
- Logged 2 Gong calls to HubSpot10:05
All within your rules. Open any to see the run.
Waiting on others
- Marco, on-callProduction deploy, 12 min
- Dana, SalesLakeside counter at 12%, 1h
Run
Credit for Bayfield Co
$380,000
Trigger
Bayfield asked for a credit after the 14 Oct outage
Evidence
4h 12m outage, 3 tickets, SLA clause 7 of the contract
Rule that paused it
Credits over $100K need Priya. Owner Priya, confidence high
Preview
Credit note for $380,000, issued in QuickBooksHistory
Drafted 10:14. AR lead and Controller escalated, over their limits
Also in your Slack DMOver the threshold, approve hereHow it works
Decide in chat, investigate in the app
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It reaches you where you are
A decision arrives in Slack or Teams as a one-screen summary with approve, edit and reject. Quick calls end there. Every message links into the app for anything more.
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The app holds the full run
Open the link and you see what triggered it, the evidence it used, the rule that paused it, a preview of exactly what it will do, and the history of every step before it.
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Home shows what is waiting and what it did
The home screen is an inbox of decisions waiting on you, an activity feed of what it did on its own, and who is waiting on whom across the team.
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The big calls step up
Above a risk threshold a chat button is not enough. Approval moves into the app or asks you to sign in again, so a large credit or a production deploy is never one accidental tap away.
Where you use it
One app, wherever you work
The web app is home. The others bring the same decisions and the same runs to where you already are.
The web app
Home inbox, activity feed, every run in full, the rules view and the company map. Where you investigate, change a rule or trace what happened.
Chrome extension
org.run alongside whatever you have open. See the decisions waiting on you, approve from the page you are on, and give it context from the tab you are looking at.
Slack and Teams
A one-screen summary with approve, edit and reject, in a DM or the channel you choose. Most quick decisions end here, and each one links into the app.
Forward a thread or reply to a summary, and the work picks up from there.
Mobile app
The inbox and the feed in your pocket, with sign-in for the high-stakes calls, wherever you are.
Desktop app
The full app a keystroke away, with a notification the moment something is waiting on you.
Off your plate
Stop reconstructing what happened
You still make the calls that matter. You stop assembling the context to make them, and stop asking around to find out what was done.
- Asking in three channels where something stands
- Scrolling a thread to find out why a decision was made
- Keeping your own list of what is waiting on whom
- Checking five tools to see what changed overnight
- Forwarding a message to someone who has the context you lack
- Re-reading a rule you wrote months ago to see if it still applies
- Wondering whether a tap in chat actually went through
- Catching up on everything that happened while you were offline
Built for people who run things
Everything org.run does, in one place you can read
Waiting on you
Every decision that needs you, in one list, with the one-line summary, what is at stake and who else is waiting on it.
What it did on its own
A feed of every run it finished without asking, with the result and the rule that let it. Scan it in a minute and open anything that looks off.
The full run
Trigger, evidence, the rule that paused it, the preview and the complete history, with the before and after of every record it touched.
Rules view
Every rule behind every pause, in plain language, with its owner, its confidence and where it applies. Change it in plain language and it holds from the next run.
Company map
The people, teams, customers, vendors, systems and commitments org.run runs on, live, with what is in motion for each one.
Step-up for the big calls
Above a risk threshold, approval leaves chat and happens here, or asks you to sign in again. Approve, edit or reject with the full run in front of you.
Questions about the companion app
Most decisions can be made in Slack or Teams and never need the app. The app is where you go to see the full run, change a rule or look at what it did on its own. Above a risk threshold, approval happens in the app or asks you to sign in again.
Two lists. Decisions waiting on you, with what is at stake and who else is waiting. And an activity feed of what it did on its own, with the result and the rule that allowed it. The rules view and the company map are one tap away.
The full run: what triggered it, the evidence it used, the rule that paused it or let it through, a preview of exactly what it will do, and the history of every step and record before it.
The web app and the Chrome extension today, with Slack and Teams for decisions in chat. Mobile and desktop apps are coming soon.
Yes. Each person sees the decisions routed to them by your org chart and your rules, and the runs they are allowed to see. Owners and admins see across the company.
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