Algorithmic management — Managers shouldn't find out about delays in the report. The rule chases, decides and acts right away.
Algorithmic management is the operation run by rules that execute on their own: the goal that goes off track opens the action plan, the missed deadline chases the owner and then the boss, the high value requires approval, the AI reads the form and decides. The manager stops chasing people and starts designing the rule.
- 8 triggers, 4 conditions, 23 actions
- Chaining up to 5 levels deep
- Every run recorded
Planning becomes each person's goal. A deviation becomes an execution plan, right away.
Today, the path is long: the dashboard closes, the meeting analyzes, the action plan goes to a spreadsheet, email distributes it and the follow-up waits for the next meeting. At Olie, the company goal cascades into area and personal goals, and each goal can trigger an action. You decide in advance what happens when the number deviates; the rule executes when it does.
- Cascading goals and OKRs6 types, per person or per team; the team goal adds up each person's.
- Goal that triggers an actionBelow pace, the automation creates the action plan as a project, with children per owner.
- Owner, deadline and follow-upEach child is born with an owner and a deadline; if it stalls, the rule mentions and then escalates.
- The result goes back to the goalThe same goal shows whether the plan worked, without building another report.
Project idle for N days: the automation mentions the owner. Still idle: it escalates to the manager.
Today, someone opens the board every morning to see who is late and messages them one by one. At Olie, idle projects are checked every minute. Nobody needs to open the board to see who is late; the platform mentions the person, and then their boss. The manager sees the postponement counter: how many times the date was pushed.
- Deadlines that chase on their ownIdle project trigger, checked every minute.
- Escalates to the managerThe second alert goes one level up the hierarchy.
- Postponement counterHow many times the forecast was pushed.
- Record per runWhat triggered, what ran, what failed.
Above the amount, it goes through the board. Score above X, it goes to Qualified. Goal met, the action fires.
Today, the decision depends on who is on shift and how much they remember of the policy. At Olie, the policy becomes a rule: reaction to value, reaction to a field, goal that triggers an action: 8 entry triggers, 4 conditions, 23 actions, chained up to 5 levels deep, without coding. The advanced syntax comes in when the rule needs an expression.
- Reaction to valueAn order above R$ X requires board approval.
- Distribution by drawA new lead gets a salesperson automatically.
- Goal that triggers an action6 types of goal and OKR, per person or per team; composite goal.
- Chaining up to 5 levelsOne automation calls the next.
And when the rule needs math?
Advanced syntax: expressions inside the automation, without leaving no-code. Rule-fed goals and an impact scale from 1 to 10.
Any field, at any time. And, or, true, false: the rule the way your business works.
Today, the exception becomes “talk to me first”. At Olie, any edit to any form field, at any time, can trigger an automation. The filter decider combines conditions with And and Or, looks up fields from other forms (from the step, the funnel, another area) and follows two paths: if true, one list of actions; if false, another. Automations chain up to 5 levels deep.
- Trigger on any fieldForm edited, field changed, tag, date, run, content received.
- Filters with And and OrAs many conditions as you need, including data from other forms.
- True and falseEach path with its own actions: email, tag, form, group, hierarchy, webhook.
- Optional lockBlocks the automation's whole flow when the condition is false.
The AI reads the data and decides ahead of time. One agent reads, another decides, the automation executes.
Today, someone exports the spreadsheet, analyzes it and decides weeks later. At Olie, an agent queries forms (sales, finance, any data); an idle-time automation runs every 10 minutes; the output is saved to a form; a second agent interprets it and decides; the automation fires the action. All with a statement per run.
- Agent reads the formAny data in a field can be read.
- Runs every 10 minutesIdle-time automation as a clock.
- Second agent decidesInterprets the output and chooses the action.
- Trend analysis through ChatGPTOfficial plugin: forms, logs and data, with a recurring task.
Does this replace a dashboard?
There is no native customizable dashboard. The tailored view is requested from the assistant through MCP: "which funnel is slowest this month?" and the answer comes with the data.
What is algorithmic management in Olie Flow AI?
It is the operation being run by rules that execute on their own inside the process: goals cascaded from strategy down to the person, with the goal that goes off track opening the action plan with an owner and a deadline, deadlines that chase the owner and escalate to the manager, distribution by draw, reaction to value that requires approval, goals that trigger actions and AI agents that read forms and decide, with the automation executing. There are 8 triggers, 4 conditions and 23 actions chained up to 5 levels deep, without coding, and every run is recorded.
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