Send polite overdue invoice and fee reminders with a dry-run mode
Checks your receivables sheet every day, drafts courteous WhatsApp or email reminders, and sends them only after approval. Dry run is on by default.
Every weekday morning, turn your calendar, KPI sheet and unread email into a one-page PDF briefing and email it.
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Executives start the day by opening a calendar, a dashboard and an inbox, then trying to hold all three in their head. This template does that reading for them and hands back one page.
On a schedule you choose, it works out today's window in your time zone, reads the day's events from Google Calendar, reads a block of KPI rows from a Google Sheet, and lets an AI agent search the unread inbox for the few emails that need a decision. A writing step then produces a one-page A4 briefing: three headlines, the schedule with conflicts flagged, the numbers with changes where the sheet allows it, the emails that need the executive, and three suggested first moves.
The page is turned into a PDF and a short email with the headlines and the PDF link goes to the one address you set. The AI only uses what it was given: if a source is empty or fails, the briefing says so instead of filling the gap. Inbox access is read-only and nothing is ever sent to anyone but the recipient.
A weekday schedule fires at 07:00 in the time zone you set. A small code step works out the start and end of today in that zone so the calendar question is exact.
Google Calendar returns today's events. Google Sheets returns the KPI range you point it at, usually a header row and a few metric rows.
An AI agent with read-only Gmail access searches the unread mail from the last day and opens only the messages that could need the executive. It returns at most seven, each with why it matters and a next step.
A writing step produces three headlines and a one-page HTML briefing. It uses only the data above and says so when a source is empty or failed.
HTML to PDF creates the A4 file. Gmail then sends the headlines and the PDF link to the one recipient you configured.
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You will connect OpenRouter API key, Google Calendar, Google Sheets, Gmail and fill in a few settings. Setup takes about 20 minutes. Your credentials stay in your own workspace.
Yes. Using the template creates a normal workflow in your workspace on the visual canvas. Rename it, edit any step, add approvals, test it and run it like any other workflow. It counts toward your plan’s workflow limit.
Yes. This workflow can send or write to external systems. Review the steps and test it with sample data before you activate it, and consider adding an approval step.
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