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autonomousopsdocumentedunattended capable

Operational brief

Dash

Process Street's shared Slack and Teams teammate for reports, connected-tool work, and approval-gated writes.

No product visual on file

Choose it when

You want a shared operations teammate in team chat that can prepare recurring reports and hold every send, post, write, or spend for approval.

Skip it when

You need to host the runtime and credentials yourself, or you do not work in Slack or Microsoft Teams.

01 / Classification

Autonomy evidence

This is our classification, not a vendor badge. The record says what the product normally does. The gaps stay visible.

How we classify it
Unattended scheduler/heartbeat with write-tools; failure has a real owner.
Runs unattended
Yes — that capability is documented in this brief.
Trigger
Not recorded yet.
State
Not recorded yet.
Tools
Slack · Microsoft Teams · Managed sandbox · Connected tools / MCP
Human control
Not recorded yet.

02 / Operations

Control reality

Useful agents eventually touch something real. This is the operational picture we have, not a promise hidden in a sales page.

Where it runs
cloud
Data boundary
Not recorded yet.
Identity & permissions
Not recorded yet.
What it can write
connected CRM records · messages and email drafts · configured business tools after approval
Surfaces
Slack · Microsoft Teams · Managed sandbox · Connected tools / MCP
Export / lock-in
Not recorded yet.

03 / Receipts

Evidence ledger

Here is what this brief is built on. “Documented” means we found a source. “Tested” means this desk actually ran it. Those are different things.

Evidence status
documented
Source set
3 primary sources
Evidence review
Not recorded yet.

Corrections

Not recorded yet. If we change a material claim, the correction belongs here.

04 / Change log

Related coverage

The brief tells you what the product is. Payloads track the changes that may alter the decision.

No linked change coverage on file yet.