Give every technician a clear day before they leave the shop
Every morning, WebRun opens BuildOps, pulls all inspection and service jobs scheduled for the day, organizes them into per-technician routes with addresses and job notes, logs the roster to Google Sheets, and posts each technician their schedule in Slack before they head out.
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How do I automatically send technicians their daily fire inspection schedule each morning?
WebRun opens BuildOps each morning, pulls every inspection and service job for the day, organizes them into per-technician routes with addresses and job notes, logs the roster to Google Sheets, and posts each technician their schedule in Slack before they leave the shop.
- Every technician knows their full day before leaving the shop
- Unassigned jobs surface immediately for dispatcher action
- Dispatcher has a full team roster in Google Sheets without building it manually
Built for fire protection companies · sprinkler inspection contractors · fire alarm service dispatchers · field service operations managers
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
app.buildops.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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BuildOps - pull today's scheduled jobs by technician
WebRun opens BuildOps to pull today's scheduled jobs by technician. - Open BuildOps and navigate to the Dispatch or Schedule board for today's date
- Retrieve all jobs scheduled for today, grouped by assigned technician
- Capture job type, property name, address, scheduled time window, and any special access notes
- Flag any jobs with no technician assigned so the dispatcher can fill them
Done when Today's full schedule is captured, grouped by technician, with all job details.
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Google Sheets - log daily schedule roster
WebRun opens Google Sheets to log daily schedule roster. - Open the daily schedule roster in Google Sheets
- Add a new section for today with each technician's jobs listed in time order
- Highlight any unassigned jobs or jobs flagged for special access in a separate row
Done when Today's full technician roster is logged in Google Sheets.
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Slack - post per-technician schedule cards
WebRun opens Slack to post per-technician schedule cards. - Post a schedule card to the dispatch channel listing all technicians and their job counts
- Send each technician a direct Slack message with their personal route: addresses, times, and job types in order
- Flag any unassigned jobs separately so the dispatcher can act immediately
Done when Every technician has their day's schedule in Slack and the dispatcher has the full roster.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Can it send schedule cards to technicians who do not use Slack?
This workflow posts to Slack by default. If your team uses a different messaging tool, let WebRun know and it can be adapted to send via SMS through Twilio or email through Gmail instead.
What happens if a job has no technician assigned?
Unassigned jobs are flagged separately in both the Google Sheets roster and the Slack dispatch summary so the dispatcher can fill them before the work day starts.
Does it update if the schedule changes after the morning run?
The digest reflects the BuildOps schedule as of the morning run time. For live intraday changes, your dispatcher should use BuildOps directly or trigger a re-run.
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