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Set the rules once, then stop doing the work

Every other Whatnot extension we measured is a watcher. It reads your show and reports. This one acts. You describe what should happen when something occurs, and it happens while you keep hosting, without you touching anything.

Capabilities
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This group
Acts on your show

Event, condition, action

The whole automation model in one sentence: when this happens, and these conditions hold, do that. Rules run on our servers during your show, so they still fire when your laptop is busy rendering video.

Nine live events to build on

Product sold, auction ended, giveaway won, tip received, raided, new chat message, payment succeeded, giveaway scheduled, and inventory managed. Every one of these is captured live from your show.

Eleven actions to fire

Print a document, play a sound, send a notification, send an email, fetch full order details, run an AI step, call another trigger, announce in chat, start a giveaway, create a coupon and send it to the buyer, and generate a shipping label.

Live automation feed

Watch your rules fire in real time on the top bar. Automation you cannot observe is automation you will not trust, so this is deliberately visible rather than tucked away in a log.

Setup status at a glance

A panel showing which triggers are configured and active for the show you are about to run, so you find out before you go live rather than after.

Host notifications

A notification bar for the things you genuinely need to see mid-show, kept deliberately narrow so it stays worth reading.