Tessel lays your operations out like a ground plan. Data comes in on the left, an agent does the work in the middle, and results ship on the right. You can watch every run move through it.
Most companies run on scripts nobody owns. Tessel puts the same work on one plan, in layers, where every block has an owner and a history.
Cron jobs on someone's laptop, three automation accounts and a spreadsheet that decides refunds. When it breaks, you find out from a customer.
Sources at the bottom, agents in the middle, surfaces on top. Each block is versioned and reviewed, and a failed run tells you which block and why.
Select a step to see what went in, what came out and what it cost. This is a real trace layout from the invoice blueprint.
{}“Month-end close went from six days to two. The trace view is the first thing our auditors ask for now.”
“Our agent drafts 70% of first replies. Nothing goes to a customer without a person seeing it first.”
“New hires have every app on day one. IT used to spend half of Monday on that.”
Free for up to three builders and 10,000 runs a month. Most teams ship their first workflow in an afternoon.