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Browse ready-made business workflows Sails can run, customize, and keep working over time. Start with a use case, then shape it around your team, data, and tools.

Sales

Daily and when new leads arrive

Lead follow-up assistant

Keep new leads moving without relying on someone to remember every next step.

What it does

  • Collect and organize new leads
  • Draft personalized follow-ups
  • Flag stale opportunities
  • Prepare a daily pipeline summary

Built with

CRM, email, schedules, reports

Try asking

“Follow up with every new lead, remind me when someone goes quiet, and summarize the pipeline each morning.”

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Client Work

Weekly or on demand

Client status reporter

Turn project files, notes, and changes into polished client updates on a recurring schedule.

What it does

  • Review recent project activity
  • Draft weekly status updates
  • Publish a client-facing page
  • Track open questions and next steps

Built with

Project files, reports, publishing, schedules

Try asking

“Every Friday, prepare a client update with progress, blockers, decisions, and next steps.”

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Client Work

Continuously

Client portal

Give each client one place to find files, timelines, requests, deliverables, and current status.

What it does

  • Organize client files
  • Publish project status
  • Track requests and decisions
  • Keep deliverables easy to find

Built with

Files, pages, permissions, publishing

Try asking

“Create a portal for this client and keep it updated as the project changes.”

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Operations

Every morning

Daily business briefing

Start each morning with the important changes, risks, deadlines, and decisions across the business.

What it does

  • Review connected sources
  • Summarize overnight activity
  • Highlight urgent items
  • Publish or deliver the briefing

Built with

MCP connections, schedules, summaries, reports

Try asking

“Every morning, tell me what changed, what needs attention, and what is due today.”

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Operations

Daily or when inventory changes

Inventory monitor

Track stock levels, identify shortages, and prepare restock recommendations before inventory becomes a problem.

What it does

  • Import product and stock data
  • Flag low inventory
  • Track reorder points
  • Prepare restock plans

Built with

Collections, schedules, alerts, reports

Try asking

“Check inventory every day and create a restock list for anything below its reorder point.”

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Operations

Weekly

Vendor and renewal tracker

Keep contracts, renewals, owners, invoices, and vendor risks from slipping through the cracks.

What it does

  • Organize vendor records
  • Track renewal dates
  • Flag upcoming decisions
  • Prepare a 90-day action list

Built with

Records, documents, schedules, alerts

Try asking

“Review our vendors every Monday and flag renewals, price changes, and missing owners.”

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Marketing

Weekly or when content is added

Content repurposing engine

Turn calls, webinars, notes, and long-form content into a steady stream of useful marketing material.

What it does

  • Review source material
  • Draft multiple content formats
  • Maintain a content calendar
  • Prepare work for review or publishing

Built with

Files, goals, schedules, publishing

Try asking

“Turn this webinar into a newsletter, a case study, and three social posts.”

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Marketing

Continuously during campaigns

Campaign page and response tracker

Launch a campaign page, collect responses, and keep the follow-up workflow moving in one place.

What it does

  • Draft and publish the page
  • Collect form responses
  • Organize leads or requests
  • Prepare follow-up actions

Built with

Pages, forms, collections, follow-ups

Try asking

“Launch a page for this offer and keep a list of everyone who responds and what we should do next.”

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Finance

Daily or weekly

Accounts receivable follow-up

Keep unpaid invoices visible and prepare professional follow-ups before cash-flow issues grow.

What it does

  • Track invoice status
  • Flag overdue accounts
  • Draft payment reminders
  • Summarize outstanding balances

Built with

Records, schedules, email, reports

Try asking

“Check unpaid invoices every weekday and draft follow-ups for anything more than 30 days overdue.”

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Finance

Monthly

Expense and budget reporter

Organize expenses and produce a clear recurring view of where money is going.

What it does

  • Import and categorize expenses
  • Compare spending to budget
  • Highlight unusual changes
  • Publish a monthly report

Built with

CSV, collections, analysis, reports

Try asking

“Categorize these expenses and give me a monthly report showing what changed and what looks unusual.”

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Team

Continuously

Employee onboarding guide

Turn scattered policies, documents, and tribal knowledge into a living onboarding process.

What it does

  • Organize company knowledge
  • Create role-based checklists
  • Answer common questions
  • Identify missing documentation

Built with

Knowledge base, files, checklists, search

Try asking

“Turn these documents into an onboarding guide and show me which procedures are still missing.”

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Team

Continuously with weekly reports

Project control room

Keep milestones, decisions, risks, files, and updates together so projects do not disappear into chat threads.

What it does

  • Track milestones and tasks
  • Preserve decisions and context
  • Highlight risks and blockers
  • Generate recurring status reports

Built with

Files, records, goals, reports

Try asking

“Build a project hub from these notes and give the team a status report every Monday.”

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A use case is a starting point, not a limit.

Each workflow combines reusable Sails building blocks: files, records, schedules, goals, forms, publishing, and connected tools.

We can start with one of these use cases and adapt it around how your business actually works, including the systems you already use and the outputs your team needs.

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