AUTOMATIONSReady-Made Automations

Buy the workflow, not the prototype.

Four named building blocks run on the Opsyl engine. Pick one, scope it to your systems, and it starts producing on a defined schedule with guardrails and telemetry.

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AUTO-01

Drift-Scout

Ready-made · runs on the Opsyl engine

Detect competitor positioning and pricing changes before your team finds out.

  • Fingerprints competitor pages on a schedule.
  • Diffs positioning and pricing first.
  • Routes a counter-angle draft to Slack.
System metric · scrape → hash → diff, signed per run
AUTO-02

Lead-Scout

Ready-made · runs on the Opsyl engine

Qualify and route inbound leads without a person opening each one.

  • Parses inbound signals from email and forms.
  • Scores against your qualification contract.
  • Routes hot leads to the right owner.
System metric · every route decision logged
Where it fits: Real estate
AUTO-03

Follow-up

Ready-made · runs on the Opsyl engine

Deterministic follow-up cadence that hands off when a human is needed.

  • Schedules the next touch from a defined cadence.
  • Escalates when a response needs a human.
  • Logs every attempt and outcome.
System metric · no open-ended chat
Where it fits: Professional services
AUTO-04

Report-Pipeline

Ready-made · runs on the Opsyl engine

Scheduled telemetry and digest reporting to Slack or email.

  • Aggregates run telemetry on schedule.
  • Builds the digest from signed data.
  • Sends pass or fail status to Slack or email.
System metric · every digest traces to a recorded run
Where it fits: E-commerce
FAQAnswers

Frequently asked

How long from purchase to a running automation?

The setup window is set by two things: the connection to your stack and the contracts the block runs under. Both are defined in the one-page scope you get before anything runs, and that scope states the timeline. A ready-made block runs on an existing deployment; if you have no deployment yet, the first automation is part of the 30-day deploy program.

Does it work with the tools I already use?

The blocks run against your system of record — the tools you already have, with your data staying where it is. Setup is where the connection to your stack is defined and tested.

What does Drift-Scout actually watch?

Competitor pages, on a schedule. It fingerprints them, diffs positioning and pricing, and routes a counter-angle draft to Slack. Every run is signed, so you can trace what changed and when.

What happens when an automation produces a wrong result?

Out-of-contract output is blocked before it can write. The run is routed to a human with the reason logged, and nothing touches your system of record. That is the point of the contract: the failure is contained and visible.

Do I own the workflow?

A custom build is yours after handover — you own and run it. Ready-made blocks are set up and operated by Opsyl on the Opsyl engine: you buy the outcome and the telemetry, we run the pipeline.