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Things slip when every reminder and hand-off depends on you remembering. Build simple trigger → action rules in seconds. Invoice paid sends a thank-you, project completed notifies the client. Let them run across your KAZI workspace with real execution, dry-run testing and full run history.
Part of your connected workspace: rules trigger across Invoices, Tasks, Projects and Messages, for creators, agencies, startups and teams alike.


Choose what starts your automation, e.g. "Invoice paid".
Narrow it down, e.g. "only if amount is greater than 500".
Send an email, create a task, update a record, message Slack, and more.
Fire rules on invoice paid, project completed, new client, task assigned, deal stage changes, schedules, and incoming webhooks.
Automatically email clients or yourself: payment thank-yous, invoice links, reminders, and onboarding messages.
Create in-app notifications, add tasks to your list, and post Slack messages so nothing falls through the cracks.
Add "only if" conditions so rules run exactly when you want: amount greater than, status equals, field contains, and more.
Run a dry-run test on any rule to validate every action before it goes live. No surprises.
Every execution is logged with status, duration, and per-action results. See exactly what ran and when, from real data, no guesswork.
Start with a template or build your own rule in under a minute.
Start FreeAutomations are simple when-this-do-that rules that run your business on autopilot. A real trigger fires an action such as sending an email, notifying someone or creating a task, using your live KAZI data.
Automations use real triggers from your KAZI activity and can send emails, send notifications and create tasks, so routine follow-through happens without you remembering.
Yes. Automations are quick single-rule shortcuts, while the workflow builder chains many steps into a larger process. Use automations for fast wins and the builder for complex flows.
No. You create rules by choosing a trigger and an action, no scripting required.
They act on your real projects, clients, tasks and messages in one ecosystem, so an automation moves actual work forward instead of just logging an event.