What you need
A connected app, a mailbox, a spreadsheet or a website.
How to do it
- Create the workflow
Open Workflows, click Create a workflow, give it a Name and say What it does.
- Describe it in the workflow's chat
Open the workflow's Chat and describe the goal; Kaer builds the steps. Explain it as you would to a new starter: where the numbers come from, the format, who receives it.
- Run it once
From the ⋯ menu choose Test run (safe) or Run now, and check the output before anything is on a schedule.
- Add the approval
Ask for an approval step before anything goes out. It asks you, waits for the hours you set (72 by default), and if nobody decides, treats the step as rejected or approved, whichever you chose.
- Schedule it and publish
Give it a schedule, for example every Monday at 09:00 in your timezone, then click Publish. The publish screen shows its readiness checks and the credits each run uses.
- Check the runs
Every run is on the workflow's Runs tab. Anything waiting on you shows in Workflow Hub under Waiting for your approval.

The parts that stay yours
If nobody decides in time, the default you chose applies.
Publishing needs an active plan or credits.
Questions
Can I change the schedule later?
What does a run cost?
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