Operations workflow

Automation Planner

Turn local owner-defined triggers and actions into reviewable WordPress automation specifications.

Version 0.1.0. Install in WordPress from Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin.

What it helps with

A team can discuss an automation as a bounded plan before anyone wires webhooks, settings, or production actions.

Cadizo Automation Planner is a paid, connected WordPress workflow. It uses the Cadizo account connected through Hub, so there is no provider key to paste into the site and no free inference path to manage.

How to use Automation Planner

List the local trigger and action choices, explain the operational goal, and review a specification that stays within those choices.

  1. Install the package. Download the ZIP, open WordPress Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, and activate it.
  2. Connect through Hub. Install Cadizo Hub if it is not already active, then connect the site once to the Cadizo account.
  3. Review before acting. Use the workflow with your own evidence and policy, then let the responsible editor decide what happens next.

Example: A marketing team outlines a draft flow for flagging a form entry, assigning an internal reviewer, and preparing a response task.

What stays in your control

It does not execute automations, configure services, create webhooks, or monitor a workflow.

One account across the factory

Cadizo Credits are shared across compatible workflows. Standard work costs 1 credit, Better costs 3, and Best costs 5. The workflow tells the site its tier before it starts; a refused or failed request is not charged.