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Gro Agent for automations

Tell Gro Agent the automation you want and it builds a draft flow in the flow editor for you to review and turn on.

  • “Build an abandoned cart flow”
  • “Set up a 3 email welcome series”
  • “Win back customers after 90 days”
  • “Send a thank you 3 days after someone’s first order”
  • “Wish customers a happy birthday every year”

Gro Agent opens the flow editor with the flow laid out on the canvas: the trigger, the waits and the emails. It starts as a draft, so nothing sends until you turn it on.

Be as specific as you like about timing, such as “wait 2 days, then send at 9am on a weekday”. Flows can also start from a customer property, like “when tier becomes VIP”, or from a date like a birthday or renewal date.

  • “Build a flow like @Welcome series for wholesale customers”
  • “Start a flow when people join @VIPs”
  • “A welcome series in the style of @Summer sale”

Gro Agent reads what you point at and builds a new flow from it. The original stays as it is.

  • “What would happen if jane@example.com went through @Welcome series?”
  • “Test my abandoned cart flow with a real customer”

Gro Agent simulates the flow for that customer and walks you through it: whether they can enter, each step and when it happens, which way each split goes and why, and each email’s subject. It flags problems first, like an empty merge tag or an email with no design. Nothing is sent or saved.

  • “Check the links in my abandoned cart flow emails”
  • “Fix the button link in email 2 of my welcome series”

Gro Agent checks every email in the flow for broken links, empty buttons and other problems, and fixes what you ask once you press Confirm. A flow’s emails can be used in more than one place, and the fix applies everywhere.

  • Gro Agent builds new flows, it doesn’t rewire existing ones. To change a flow’s trigger, timing or steps, use the flow editor, or ask Gro Agent to build an edited copy.
  • You turn it on. Every flow Gro Agent builds is a draft until you review it and switch it on.