Angelpaw Automatic Pet Memorial Page Setup
Through the day, WebRun opens Angelpaw, finds pets whose service is complete and eligible for a memorial page, assembles a draft page with the pet's name, dates, and any photos on file, prepares a Mailchimp invite for the family, and posts your team a Slack list of pages awaiting a final human check before anything is published or sent.
How do I create a memorial page for each pet automatically?
WebRun watches Angelpaw for pets whose service is complete and assembles a draft memorial page with the pet's name, dates, and photos on file, plus a Mailchimp invite for the family. It posts your team a Slack list of pages awaiting review, and nothing is published or emailed until a human gives the final approval.
- Every eligible pet gets a memorial page drafted and ready
- A human publishes the page and sends the family invite
- Opted-out families and existing pages are skipped automatically
Built for pet crematories · pet loss providers · pet aftercare teams · aquamation facilities
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 - find pets eligible for a memorial
WebRun opens Angelpaw to find pets eligible for a memorial page. - Open Angelpaw and find pets whose service is complete and marked eligible for a memorial page
- Capture the pet name, dates, family contact, and any photos or celebration video on file
- Skip pets that already have a memorial page or whose family opted out
Done when Every eligible pet has its memorial details and family contact captured.
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Mailchimp - prepare the family invite for review
WebRun prepares the family memorial invite in Mailchimp and leaves it unsent. - Assemble a draft memorial page with the pet's name, dates, and photos on file
- Prepare a Mailchimp invite to the family with a preview link to the draft page
- Save the page and the invite as drafts and leave them unpublished and unsent for a human to review. Do not publish the page or send the invite automatically
Done when A draft memorial page and an unsent Mailchimp invite are ready for each pet.
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Slack - list memorial pages awaiting a check
WebRun posts a Slack list of memorial pages awaiting a check. - Post an internal Slack list of draft memorial pages awaiting a final human check
- Note for each which details or photos may be missing
- Keep the list internal. Nothing is published or emailed until a human approves
Done when Your team has a Slack list of memorial pages awaiting review.
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
Will the memorial page go live without me?
No. WebRun assembles the page and the family invite as drafts and posts a Slack list for review. A human publishes the page and sends the invite, so nothing about a pet appears publicly or reaches a family automatically.
Where do the memorial details come from?
WebRun pulls the pet's name, dates, and any photos or celebration video already on file in Angelpaw, so the draft page starts complete and your team only fills gaps and gives a final check.
What if the family did not want a memorial?
It reads each family's preferences in Angelpaw and skips any pet whose family opted out or that already has a page, so a memorial is only ever prepared when it is wanted.
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