Three paths to your first workflow
Choose the starting point that fits the work. Adapt a reusable skill, describe a workflow to Copilot, or build each step yourself.
Shape an agent around your process. Connect its tools and knowledge, try a task, and refine the steps before handing work over.
One connected place to build, test, review, and improve the way work gets done.
Choose the starting point that fits the work. Adapt a reusable skill, describe a workflow to Copilot, or build each step yourself.
Bring triggers, tools, decisions, and approvals into one workflow. See how a request moves from its first input to the next action, with people involved where judgment matters.
Connect the systems involved in a task. Choose the information and actions the workflow needs, with access managed through your connected accounts.
Use a reusable skill as the foundation for your next workflow. Tailor the instructions, knowledge, and approval steps to the way your property team actually works.
Choose the starting point that fits the work. Adapt a reusable skill, describe a workflow to Copilot, or build each step yourself.
Give each workflow the context and connected tools it needs. Keep access scoped to the connected account, and confirm connector availability for your workspace before designing around it.
Bring triggers, tools, decisions, and approvals into one workflow. See how a request moves from its first input to the next action, with people involved where judgment matters.
Use a reusable skill as the foundation for your next workflow. Tailor the instructions, knowledge, and approval steps to the way your property team actually works.
Work through representative inputs and review the output at each step. Test the expected path and the exceptions so your team can see what needs attention before relying on the workflow.
Follow the execution record to the step that needs attention. Review inputs, tool responses, and handoffs together, then adjust the workflow with a clear view of the problem.
Use reviewed results to refine instructions, knowledge, and workflow logic. Improvements stay deliberate: inspect what changed and validate it before extending the workflow to more work.
Bring the reviewed workflow into your operations with the right triggers, permissions, and approval points. Keep a visible record as work runs, and revisit the workflow as your process changes.
Resident request · Maintenance coordination
A maintenance request enters the workflow.
Check the procedure. Prepare a vendor handoff.
Review the details before the workflow continues.
Choose the starting point that fits the work. Adapt a reusable skill, describe a workflow to Copilot, or build each step yourself.
Bring triggers, tools, decisions, and approvals into one workflow. See how a request moves from its first input to the next action, with people involved where judgment matters.
Connect the systems involved in a task. Choose the information and actions the workflow needs, with access managed through your connected accounts.
Use a reusable skill as the foundation for your next workflow. Tailor the instructions, knowledge, and approval steps to the way your property team actually works.
Work through representative inputs and review the output at each step. Test the expected path and the exceptions so your team can see what needs attention before relying on the workflow.
Follow the execution record to the step that needs attention. Review inputs, tool responses, and handoffs together, then adjust the workflow with a clear view of the problem.
Use reviewed results to refine instructions, knowledge, and workflow logic. Improvements stay deliberate: inspect what changed and validate it before extending the workflow to more work.
Bring the reviewed workflow into your operations with the right triggers, permissions, and approval points. Keep a visible record as work runs, and revisit the workflow as your process changes.

More focus on people, less on admin.
Elena Morales
Property manager28 properties“The people are my favorite part of this work, and I want the organization around it to support that. More focus on people, less on admin. The everyday details feel easier to approach with a clear head.”

The next step always feels clearer.
Meera Shah
Leasing coordinator6 properties“There are days when every conversation seems to come with another follow-up. The next step always feels clearer. I like feeling prepared to pick things back up, even after the day takes a different turn.”

Rental admin feels much less overwhelming.
Daniel Cho
Rental property owner4 properties“I handle my rentals around the rest of my life, so I appreciate anything that makes the routine feel simpler. Rental admin feels much less overwhelming. It gives me a more comfortable way to approach the everyday work.”

I start each day with direction.
Marcus Reed
Property business owner46 properties“Running a property business means balancing the immediate work with the bigger picture. I start each day with direction. I value that feeling of being organized enough to give the right things my attention.”
Bring one process. Explore how agents, connected tools, and human review can work together for your team.