Your business tools.Finally working together.
Sieving is the AI integration assistant we’re building for small and growing businesses. Connect the apps you already rely on, describe the admin you want handled in plain language, and approve every automation before it runs.
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Describe what to automate
When a customer pays an invoice, update their record in our CRM and let their account manager know.
Suggested workflow
3 steps · 4 fields mapped
- When
Customer pays an invoice
Payments · INV-2048 · £1,240.00 · Linden & Co.
- Then
Update customer record
CRM · Mark invoice paid · update lifetime value
- And
Notify account manager
Email · Payment summary to Priya Shah
Review before activating
Trigger and steps drafted
3 steps you can edit4 fields mapped
Matched between your appsAccess requested
Read paymentsUpdate contactsSend email from your team inboxApprovals
Not required — internal notification only
Activation isn’t available yet — this is a preview.
Watch a workflow run, step by step.
Workflow
Invoice paid → update records
- Queued
Customer pays an invoice
Payments · INV-2048 · £1,240.00 · Linden & Co.
- Queued
Update customer record
CRM · Mark invoice paid · update lifetime value
- Queued
Notify account manager
Email · Payment summary to Priya Shah
- Run
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- Steps
- 0 of 3 done
- Trigger
- Payments
- Elapsed
- — simulated
Activity log
0 events- Waiting for a run…
Ready to run 3 steps. to see how each step is tracked.
From scattered apps to a reliable workflow in four steps.
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Connect your tools
You’ll link the apps you already use through their official sign-in. Sieving will ask only for the access each workflow needs, and you’ll be able to revoke it at any time.
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Describe what to automate
Explain the job in everyday language. Sieving will draft a workflow and spell out every step, so there’s nothing to configure from scratch.
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Review and activate
Check the steps, the data involved and who needs to approve what. Workflows will stay switched off until you activate them.
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Monitor outcomes
Follow every run in one place. When something fails, Sieving will explain what happened in plain language and what to do next.
Illustrations use sample data.
What happens at each stepOne assistant for the work that happens between your apps.
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Plain-language workflow builder
Describe a process the way you’d explain it to a colleague. The assistant turns it into a structured workflow you can read, edit and test before it goes live.
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Secure app connections
Connect email, calendar, CRM, accounting, payments and spreadsheet tools with revocable, least-privilege access.
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Suggested automations
Get suggestions for repetitive admin worth automating, based on the tools you connect and the workflows you already run.
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Field mapping that makes sense
Match customers, invoices and bookings across systems, so records stay consistent without retyping.
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Approvals and audit trail
Require sign-off before sensitive actions, and keep a clear record of who approved what, and when.
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Run monitoring and alerts
See the status of every run, get alerted when something fails, and retry once the issue is fixed — with explanations in plain language, not error codes.
Turn past customers into repeat business.
Step 1 of 4 · Identify
Spot customers who are due to return
Using the booking and purchase data you authorise, Autopilot would flag customers who usually come back but haven’t — and skip anyone who has opted out.
Lapsed regulars
12 eligible · 2 excluded
- Due a check-in
Amelia Clarke
Last visit 11 weeks ago · Every 6 weeks
- Due a check-in
Ravi Mehta
Last visit 9 weeks ago · Every 5 weeks
- Lapsing
Jonas Weber
Last visit 4 months ago · Every 8 weeks
- Opted out · excluded
Chloé Martin
Last visit 8 weeks ago · Every 6 weeks
Hypothetical example · sample data
Only data you authorise
Autopilot would work from the sources you connect and choose to include — nothing else.
Consent and opt-outs respected
Customers who’ve opted out or haven’t consented are excluded automatically.
Approval before anything is sent
Every audience and message waits for your sign-off. No silent sending.
Clear, editable drafts
See exactly what each customer would receive, and change it before approving.
Hypothetical example with sample data. Customer Retention Autopilot is not available yet. When it is, it will only work with data you have the right to use, and will require the appropriate customer permissions and consent.
Designed for the tools small businesses already run on.
- Planned
Email
Turn incoming messages into tasks, records and timely replies.
- Supplier bill arrives → draft it in accounting
- New enquiry → create a lead
- Planned
Calendar
Act on new bookings, cancellations and reschedules as they happen.
- Booking made → send confirmation
- Cancellation → offer the slot to the waiting list
- Planned
CRM
Keep contacts, deals and customer history accurate without retyping.
- Invoice paid → update the customer record
- Deal won → start onboarding
- Planned
Accounting
Create draft invoices and bills, and keep payment status in sync.
- Job completed → draft an invoice
- Bill approved → schedule payment reminder
- Planned
Payments
React to successful payments, refunds and failed charges.
- Payment failed → notify the account owner
- Refund issued → update records
- Planned
Spreadsheets
Log activity and keep shared sheets current automatically.
- New booking → add a row
- Weekly summary → refresh the dashboard sheet
Using something else? Tell us which apps you rely on when you request early access — it directly shapes which connectors we build first.
Spend less time on admin. Help shape what we build.
Join the early-access list and tell us about the work you’d like off your plate. We’ll use what you share to decide which workflows and connectors come first.
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