Operations

Reports, downloaded before you're awake.

Somewhere in every company is a person who logs into four dashboards each Monday, sets the same date range, clicks export, and renames four files.

  • No credit card required
  • Free plan to start

Why this job never goes away

  • The tool has no API, or not on your plan.
  • The export needs a date range set by hand every time.
  • The files arrive named unhelpfully.
  • It only happens when that one person is at work.

How Browza does it

On the schedule you'd have kept

Monday at 6am, month-end, quarter-end — whatever the ritual is.

Named and filed consistently

Downloads land in the drawer with predictable names, ready to consume.

Date ranges handled

"Last week" and "last month" are computed at run time, not typed.

Not one person's job

The flow lives in the workspace, so it survives holidays and handovers.

What you'd actually say

No scripts, no selectors, no configuration screens — you describe the outcome and watch it happen.

“Log into each of these dashboards, export last week's report as CSV, and put them in the drawer named by tool and week.”
Monday 6am; the files are there before the meeting.

Questions people ask

What if the export takes a while to generate?

The agent waits for it the way a person would, then downloads when it's ready.

Can files go somewhere else automatically?

Pull them from the drawer through the API and route them into a shared drive, a warehouse, or an email.

Does it work with tools behind SSO?

Yes — you sign in once through takeover and the session persists.

What will you hand over?

Start with one task. Watch it run, take the wheel whenever you want, and keep the ones that earn their place.