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00 Welcome to the automation course

This article walks you through the automation course structure

Written by Marie Xhauflair

Picture this. A new hire joins your team on Monday. By Tuesday, they have already seen the welcome message, unlocked their first module, and gotten a nudge to finish it before Friday. You did not lift a finger for any of that. That is what automations do.

This course takes you from "what even is an automation" to setting up flows like that yourself, at your own pace, with real screens from your own platform.


Who is this course for?

You, if any of these sound familiar:

  • You are new to the platform and automations still feel like a black box

  • You have built content before, but the logic behind automations is fuzzy

  • You already use automations, but want to sharpen your setup and avoid common mistakes


What you will walk away with

By the end, you will be able to:

  • Explain what automations are and how they connect to widgets, the stream, and your content

  • Set up your first automation from scratch

  • Connect content to the stream using simple conditions

  • Build more advanced logic with triggers, actions, and conditions

  • Debug and test an automation before it goes live

  • Read the impact of an automation over time, so you know it is actually working


How each lesson works

Every lesson follows the same shape, so you always know where you are:

  1. What you will learn: the goal of the lesson, in one line

  2. The idea, explained simply: a real-world example first, jargon second

  3. Do it yourself: step-by-step instructions on your actual platform

  4. See it: screenshots or a short GIF so you recognise what you are looking at

  5. Watch out for: the mistakes people actually make, so you can skip them

✏️ Tip

Keep a test group or a dummy user handy while you work through this course. Seeing an automation fire for a real (test) learner is the fastest way to understand it.


Ready? Let's build your first automation.

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