Keep a clean log of every aquamation batch
Through the day, WebRun opens Angelpaw, finds aquamation batches that have completed a cycle, records each batch's parameters and the pets in it to a Google Sheet for traceability, and sends your team a Telegram summary of which batches finished and which pets are ready for the next step.
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How do I keep a traceable log of aquamation batches?
WebRun opens Angelpaw as aquamation cycles complete, records each batch's parameters, operator, and member pets to a Google Sheet for full traceability, and sends your team a Telegram summary of which batches finished and which pets are ready for the next step. The record stays internal, so every pet is tied to its exact run.
- Every pet is tied to its exact batch and run parameters
- Finished batches surface in Telegram within hours
- The batch record stays internal and audit-ready
Built for aquamation facilities · pet crematories · pet aftercare providers · 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
angelpaw.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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Angelpaw - read completed aquamation batches
angelpaw.com How to Automate Angelpaw
WebRun opens Angelpaw to read each completed aquamation batch. - Open Angelpaw and find aquamation batches marked complete since the last run
- Capture the batch ID, cycle parameters, operator, and the list of pets and their RFID tags in the batch
- Skip batches already logged
Done when Every completed aquamation batch has its parameters and member pets captured.
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Google Sheets - log batch parameters and members
google.com How to Automate Google Sheets
WebRun logs each aquamation batch and its pets to Google Sheets. - Open your aquamation batch log Google Sheet
- Append a row for the batch with its parameters, operator, start and end time, and pet count
- Add a member row per pet with its RFID tag and owner reference for full traceability
Done when The Google Sheet holds a complete, traceable record of the batch and its pets.
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Telegram - summarize finished batches
telegram.org How to Automate Telegram
WebRun sends a Telegram summary of finished aquamation batches. - Send your team a Telegram summary of batches that just finished
- List each batch ID, pet count, and which pets are ready for processing or return
- Keep the summary internal to your team. Do not message any pet parent from this run
Done when Your team has a Telegram summary of finished batches and ready pets.
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
Does this notify pet parents that a batch finished?
No. This workflow keeps everything internal: a batch log in Google Sheets and a Telegram summary for your team. Any update to a pet parent is a separate, human-reviewed step, so nothing about a batch leaves your operation on its own.
Why log the cycle parameters?
Recording each batch's parameters, operator, and member pets gives you a traceable record tying every pet to a specific run, which supports audit reporting and quality checks when a question comes up later.
Can I tell which pet was in which batch?
Yes. WebRun writes a member row per pet with its RFID tag and owner reference under each batch, so the Google Sheet shows exactly which pets were processed in every cycle.
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