Ready-to-scope AI operations workflows for small businesses.
These templates show what Cliphorium can build after an Agent Ops Audit. Each workflow is approval-gated, draft-first, and designed around the customer's real tools.
What It Watches
- Website uptime
- Key pages and contact form
- Page speed
- Broken links
- SEO title and meta drift
- Basic content drift
What Triggers It
- Site down or contact form fails
- Page returns 404 or 500
- Page slows significantly
- Important content changes or disappears
- Broken link found
What the Customer Sees
- Issue detected, severity, and affected page
- Why it matters to the business
- Recommended fix and risk level
- Approval options clearly listed
Approval Options
Tools and Access Needed
- Website URL and key pages list
- Contact form URL
- Alert email
- Optional CMS or admin access — only if patch work is approved
- Optional GitHub or repo access — only if patch work is approved
- Site Watch workspace
- Key pages monitored
- Contact form check active
- First issue and fix-plan workflow
- Approval queue behavior set
- Weekly summary format confirmed
- Continuous monitoring
- Issue summaries and fix recommendations
- Policy tuning
- Monthly ops review
Trigger
- New website inquiry
- Missed call form
- Email lead
- Booking request
- Quote request
Inputs
- Lead name, email, and phone
- Service requested
- Source page
- Urgency signal
- Business routing rules
Cliphorium Agent Action
- Classify lead and check priority
- Draft reply
- Suggest next step
- Prepare task or reminder
Approval Gate
Owner reviews the draft before any message is sent.
Output
- Draft email or SMS
- Follow-up task
- Lead status note
- Activity log
Tools and Access Needed
- Website form
- Inbox
- CRM — optional
- Calendar — optional
- Slack or email notification — optional
- One intake source connected
- Draft reply template
- Approval flow active
- Lead status labels
- Test lead run completed
- Tuning reply style
- Tracking missed leads
- Updating routing rules
- Workflow review
Trigger
- New support email
- Contact form message
- Bug report
- Customer complaint
- Internal request
Inputs
- Customer name and issue type
- Urgency signal
- Account context
- Screenshots or notes
Cliphorium Agent Action
- Classify request and identify urgency
- Draft response
- Route to owner or team
- Flag risks
Approval Gate
All customer-facing replies wait for approval before sending.
Output
- Priority label
- Owner assignment
- Draft reply
- Issue summary
- Activity log
Tools and Access Needed
- Support inbox
- Form source
- Slack or email routing
- CRM or helpdesk — optional
- Support categories defined
- Routing rules set
- First draft response templates
- Approval queue active
- Test tickets run
- Category tuning
- Response quality review
- Routing updates
- Monthly support summary
Trigger
- Weekly scheduled review
- New incidents or unresolved tasks
- Campaign signals
- Customer issues
Inputs
- Site status
- Open issues
- Lead activity
- Support themes
- Payment and subscription notes
- Project notes
Cliphorium Agent Action
- Summarize signals
- Identify blockers
- Draft next actions
- Prepare decision list
Approval Gate
Founder reviews before action items are assigned or sent.
Output
- Weekly ops summary
- Blocker list
- Decision queue
- Next-action plan
- Activity log
Tools and Access Needed
- Site Watch data
- Inbox summaries
- Stripe high-level activity
- GitHub or project tracker — optional
- Calendar — optional
- Weekly review format set
- Signal list confirmed
- Owner priorities documented
- First report draft delivered
- Report tuning
- Priority updates
- Decision tracking
- Workflow expansion planning
A signal arrives — a broken page, a new lead, a support message, or a scheduled check.
The Cliphorium agent reads the signal, checks context, and identifies what matters and why.
A draft response, fix plan, or next step is prepared — nothing is sent or changed yet.
You review the draft and choose what happens next. Every workflow stops here until you decide.
Only what you approved moves forward — a sent message, a filed ticket, an assigned task.
Every step is logged — what was detected, what was drafted, what was approved, and what was done.
Don’t see your tool?
Cliphorium does not need every tool connected on day one. The audit finds the safest connection path. If a tool has an API or webhook, we may connect it directly. If not, we can often start with read-only exports, forwarded emails, CSV reports, or a lightweight bridge. Anything needing deeper access is scoped before build.
Start with an Agent Ops Audit
The audit maps your tools, workflows, and first automation opportunity. Templates are scoped to your real setup after the call.