Ask in Teams. Lodol does the work.
Mention @Lodol in a channel or a group chat, or message it directly. It answers questions from your apps on the spot, and turns the jobs you keep repeating into workflows that run themselves.
Free plan, no credit card. Nothing runs until you press Run.
Ask a question, get the answer. Hand over a job, get a workflow.
Lookups are answered right in the thread. Anything that sends or changes something becomes a workflow you see before it runs.
Answered in the thread. Nothing was saved or changed.
It shows you first. You press Run.
Every workflow it builds or changes comes back as one card, with everything you need to decide.
- Start
StripeWhen a new payment is received in Stripe.
Google SheetsAdd it to the revenue sheet.
GmailEmail them a thank-you.
- Its nameOpens the workflow in Lodol, where you can see and change every step.
- What starts itA schedule, something happening in an app, or you. And whether it's on.
- Every stepDrawn the way Lodol's builder draws it, so you know exactly what it will do.
- What it still needsAn app to connect or a setting only you can choose. Nothing is guessed.
- One buttonRun, Turn on, or Finish setup in Lodol. Until someone presses it, nothing happens.
It works as you, where it's asked
Lodol in Microsoft Teams is the same Lodol: your account, your role and your workspace's rules.
- It acts as youEach person connects their own Lodol account, once. It can do only what your role in Lodol allows.
- You press RunAnything that sends or changes something waits for a person to press its button, unless your admins decide otherwise.
- What's only for you comes to youLinks to connect, approval requests, and, if you like, its replies for you to check before they're posted arrive in your own chat with Lodol.
- It reads only its own threadsIt hears a message when it's mentioned or messaged, then follows that thread. Teammates talking to each other are left alone.
- It doesn't deleteDeleting is done in Lodol, where you can see what you're removing.
- How Lodol keeps keys and roles safe
Four steps to your first answer
On every plan, Free included.
- Your Teams administrator, once
Add Lodol to Teams
In Lodol, open Settings, then Microsoft Teams, and download Lodol's app. Your Teams administrator uploads it in the Teams admin center.
- A Lodol admin, once
Connect your organization
On the same page, choose Connect your organization, and send Lodol the code it shows you in your chat with it in Teams.
- Each person, the first time
Connect your account
Lodol sends you a link in your own chat with it. Open it, allow, and go back to Teams. It's already working on what you asked.
- Anyone, any time
Ask
Add Lodol to a team and mention it in a channel, or message it directly. Try “@Lodol what workflows do I have?”
Questions about Lodol for Teams
In Lodol, open Settings, then Microsoft Teams, and download Lodol's app. Your organization's Teams administrator uploads it in the Teams admin center, once. Then a Lodol admin sends Lodol a one-time code from the same page, which connects your Microsoft organization to your workspace.
Not unless your admins allow it. Anything that sends or changes something comes back as a workflow with a Run or Turn on button, and nothing starts until someone presses it. Admins can let people run workflows straight from Teams in Settings, under Microsoft Teams.
So you can keep replying to it in a thread without mentioning it every time. It pays attention only to threads it's already part of, and leaves teammates talking to each other alone.
Yes. When a workflow asks you to approve or reply, the request comes to your chat with Lodol as a card you can answer right there. It still arrives in Lodol and by email.
Yours. Each person connects their own Lodol account, so everything it looks up, builds or runs is done as them, with their role and their workspace's rules. It never acts through someone else's connection.
Yes, which is why it shows you a workflow before it runs, with a picture of every step. If something's off, say so in the thread ("make it 8:30 instead") and it changes the same workflow rather than starting a new one.
No. Lodol for Teams is on every plan, including Free. A workflow it builds counts runs like any other.
Yes. Connect each one you use. Lodol works out which workspace a message is for, asks with a button for each when it can't tell, and every reply says which workspace answered.
Hand @Lodol its first job.
Start free, add Lodol to Teams, and ask in a sentence. It builds the workflow, and you press Run.
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