What Routines are for
The recurring work that never quite gets done on time:- A Monday report of every matter with a deadline in the next 30 days
- A weekly digest of cases with no activity, so nothing goes quiet unnoticed
- A monthly roll-up of filings by attorney or by case type
- A standing check on receipt numbers and case status across open matters
Creating one
Ask the Agent for the output you want, then ask it to run on a schedule:“Every Monday at 8am, send me the matters with a target date in the next 30 days, grouped by attorney.”Pick a daily, weekly, or monthly cadence. Parley reads schedule times in your time zone, so “8am” means 8am where you are. You can also turn a task you just finished in chat into a recurring one:
“Do this again every Friday at 4pm.”The Agent writes the instructions from what worked in the conversation and confirms the schedule with you before it creates the Routine. After it’s created, the Agent can start a trial run so you see a real report right away.
How Routines work
- Ownership. A Routine belongs to the person who created it. Each run acts with that person’s access.
- Schedules. A Routine can have more than one schedule, for example weekdays at 8am and Sundays at 6pm. Schedules use the owner’s time zone, and the fastest allowed schedule is hourly. A Routine with no schedule only runs when you start it.
- Stopping on an event. A Routine that watches for one event, like “tell me when the case is approved,” can pause itself once that event happens.
Managing Routines
The Agent can set up and manage your Routines from chat. Ask it to:- List your Routines
- Check on a run’s status
- Change the schedule
- Change the instructions
- Run it now
- Pause, resume, or delete
