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A better way to get work done

Give Ziggyy a mission.

Recurring work, handled.

Ziggyy turns business outcomes into managed Missions that run across the tools you already use. You set the goal. Ziggyy works out the rest — and keeps the work moving.

Or start from a Mission family

Integrations

One Mission. Across your stack.

A Mission rarely lives in one app. Ziggyy works across the systems the job depends on, works out which ones this Mission needs — and asks for only the access that job requires.

  • EmailGmail · Outlook
  • Files & knowledgeGoogle Drive · SharePoint · Dropbox
  • CollaborationSlack · Microsoft Teams
  • CRM & salesHubSpot · Salesforce · Pipedrive
  • EcommerceAmazon Seller Central · Shopify
  • Finance & accountingNetSuite · QuickBooks · Xero
  • Customer supportZendesk · Intercom
  • Analytics & monitoringGA4 · Mixpanel · UptimeRobot
  • Spreadsheets & workspacesGoogle Sheets · Excel · Airtable
Try

See every system and its status

Example Mission

Product preview · connections are simulated

Track qualifying Amazon orders in Google Sheets

In the customer's words: “Put Amazon orders over $500 into our Google Sheet.”

Systems Ziggyy identified

From the Mission and what Ziggyy knows about the company

Amazon Seller Central

Needs access to

  • Read new orders
  • Read order details

Doesn't need access to

  • Refund orders
  • Cancel orders
  • Change orders

Limited to: Orders only

Ziggyy requests only what this Mission needs. You approve every connection.

Mission understanding

Ziggyy shouldn't keep asking what it already knows.

You don't have to know what to automate or draw the workflow. Ziggyy reads your Mission, learns from context you approve, shows you what it understood — and asks only what still matters.

  1. Source added
  2. Fact learned
  3. Mission sharpens
  4. One less question

Context comes only from sources you add. Ziggyy doesn't crawl beyond them.

See how Ziggyy learns the work

Mission

“Put Amazon orders over $500 into our Google Sheet.”

  1. Your Mission (added)
  2. northwind.example (not added)
  3. Operating handbook.pdf (not added)

What Ziggyy already understands

Objective
Every Amazon order over $500 recorded in your Google SheetFrom your Mission
Inputs
New orders in Amazon Seller CentralFrom your Mission
Rules
Only orders over $500 · one row per order IDFrom your Mission
Completion
Every qualifying order appears exactly once and matches its current stateFrom Ziggyy

What Ziggyy still needs3 questions

  • Who should handle an order Ziggyy can't record?
  • Where should your team hear about failed syncs?
  • If an order changes after it's recorded, should Ziggyy update the row?

Ziggyy defined what it could from your Mission.

Illustrative · Mission understanding is available in the setup preview

Mission Map

Not a canvas. A lifecycle you can read.

Drawn from what the Mission has to achieve — not a canvas you build. See where each system takes part, where your team steps in, what “done” means, and what happens when work can't finish.

Mission
Track qualifying Amazon orders in Google Sheets
Runs
Whenever a new order arrives
Owner
Operations

  1. 01Receive

    New order in Amazon Seller Central

    • Read each new order

    Systems: Amazon Seller Central

  2. 02Filter

    Orders over $500 selected

    • Keep orders over $500

  3. 03Normalise

    Fields mapped to the destination

    • Map and normalise the fields
    • Orders with missing or ambiguous fields go to Operations

  4. 04Deduplicate

    Checked against what's already there

    • Check the order ID against existing rows

  5. 05Write

    Added or updated

    • Add or update the row

    Systems: Google Sheets

  6. 06Verify

    Destination matches the source

    • Every qualifying order appears exactly once
    • Each row matches its order's current state

When work can't finish

Nothing is dropped. Unfinished work stays open until it's resolved.

  • An order is missing a required field

    1. Held back, never written half-filled
    2. Listed for Operations

  • Order already in the destination

    1. The existing row is updated, not duplicated

  • Fields no longer match the expected mapping

    1. Writing paused for affected fields
    2. You're asked to confirm the mapping

  • The destination can't be written

    1. Orders queued, none skipped
    2. Kept open until the row exists

Explore Mission Maps

Control

Broad reach. Deep control.

Connecting a system doesn't hand Ziggyy the keys. Each Mission gets its own access and its own rules for what happens automatically, what asks first and what never happens.

Autonomy isn't all or nothing

  1. Observe

    Monitors and reports. Changes nothing.

  2. SupervisedRecommended first

    Acts on routine work, asks before anything sensitive.

  3. Controlled autonomy

    Acts within approved rules and limits. Exceptions come to you.

Example · Track qualifying Amazon orders in Google Sheets

  • Does automatically

    Routine, low-risk, reversible

    • Read new orders
    • Add new matching rows
    • Update a row when its order changes

  • Asks you first

    Consequential or conflicting

    • Overwrite a row when Amazon and the sheet disagree

  • Never does

    Outside the Mission

    • Refund, cancel or change orders
    • Delete rows or open other spreadsheets

How controls and approvals work

Mission Control

See whether the work is actually handled.

Routine work stays quiet. Decisions reach you with the evidence. Failures recover without losing work — and nothing is called done until the outcome is checked.

Product preview · Mission Control is in development

Mission Control

New Mission

Missions

  • Amazon orders → Orders sheet

    Healthy

    143 rows verified this week

  • Supplier invoices ↔ purchase orders

    Working

    Resumed after a NetSuite timeout

  • Overdue invoice follow-ups

    Needs attention

    1 decision needs you

  • Weekly competitor brief

    Paused

    Paused by you

Needs You

Overdue invoice follow-ups

Northwind Wholesale appears to dispute invoice #1028.

Why Ziggyy stopped
The balance in Stripe and the amount in the customer's reply don't match, and your rule sends disputed invoices to Finance before any reminder goes out.
Evidence
  • Stripe · invoice #1028$4,820 outstanding, 38 days overdue
  • Gmail · customer reply, 24 Sep“We paid $870 on 2 Sep — the balance should be $3,950.”
  • Stripe · payments$870 received 2 Sep, not applied to #1028
  • Your ruleDisputed invoices go to Finance. No reminder is sent.
Recommended
Hold the reminder. Ask Finance to apply the $870 payment, then re-check the balance.
ApproveChangeDecline

30 other overdue accounts need nothing from you.

Verified

This week

Track qualifying Amazon orders in Google Sheets

  • 146qualifying orders received
  • 143rows written, each matching its order
  • 0duplicate rows
  • 3held for Operations with the order attached — none dropped

An action is not an outcome. Ziggyy checks the business condition the Mission promised — not that an update was sent.

Recovered

Supplier invoices ↔ purchase orders

  1. 10:0423 invoices received to reconcile
  2. 10:0514 matched and recorded in NetSuite
  3. 10:06NetSuite timed out. Work paused, state kept — nothing lost
  4. 10:08NetSuite reachable again. Resumed from invoice 15
  5. 10:09All 23 matched, in review, or open with a reason
  6. 10:09Outcome verified

The Mission doesn't disappear because something went wrong.

How Needs You, verification and recovery work

Mission discovery

You don't need to know what to automate.

Most Missions start as a sentence about something annoying. Start there.

Choose one to finish the sentence in the Mission box above.

Find my first Mission

Missions

Work your team keeps carrying.

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Founding Access

Let Ziggyy prove it first.

See a Mission do useful work under supervision before you pay to keep it running.

Prove my first MissionSee Founding Access pricing

First supervised Mission proof

$0

Once you choose to activate

$29/month

  1. Define the Mission
  2. Connect what it needs
  3. Set the boundaries
  4. Review a supervised result
  5. Then decide
Supervised proofIn developmentExternal AI, API and provider usage is disclosed separately.

Give Ziggyy a responsibility. Let it earn the next one.

One Mission. Then three. Then seven. Recurring work, handled — one proven responsibility at a time.

  1. 1 Mission
  2. 3 Missions
  3. 7 Missions
Give Ziggyy a MissionSee how it works