Every 15 minutes
Answer “where is my order?”
Looks up the order and drafts the reply.
Each morning it scans open orders for ones that are late, unpaid for too long or have odd details. It lists them in Slack with a suggested next step.
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Daily · 7:30
Catch orders that look wrong
No flowchart to draw. Describe the job in chat. TulipFarm sets up the agent and its workflow, and shows you both before anything runs.
Every morning at 7:30, check open Shopify orders. Flag any that are late, unpaid after two days, or have an address that looks wrong. Log them in a sheet and tell me in Slack.
I made an agent called Order watch and a daily 7:30 schedule. It reads open orders through a Custom MCP connection to Shopify. Writing to the sheet and posting to Slack asks you first. Activate it?
Every run is saved as an agent task you can open, check and rerun.
Every day at 7:30
Run startedStartedOpen orders in Shopify
48 open ordersLate, unpaid over 2 days, or odd address
5 flaggedOne line per order with a next step
5 linesAdd rows to the sheet and post to Slack
ApprovedRows in Sheets, message in Slack
Delivered 7:32CompletedOne row per order, with the reason it was flagged and what to do next.
| Order | Problem | Age | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1038 | Not shipped | 4 days | Ask the warehouse |
| #1042 | Unpaid | 3 days | Email the customer |
| #1045 | Address check | 1 day | Confirm the address |
| #1049 | Held by fraud check | 2 days | Review and decide |
Three parts you own and can change at any time.
Order watch
Its rules for what counts as a problem order.
Order exceptions
A running log of every order it flagged.
Daily 7:30
Runs each morning with your access.
It uses your own connections, so it never sees more than you can.
Change how many days count as late for each shipping method.
Draft a short note for each unpaid order and review it before it goes.
Add a Friday run that counts which problems came up most.
Through a Custom MCP connection. Shopify is not built in. You add its MCP server, choose how to sign in (none, OAuth or API key), and review each tool before an agent can use it.
No. It lists problems and suggests a step. Any change to an order asks you first.
Its instructions list what to look for, such as a missing unit or a mismatched postcode. You edit that list.
Every 15 minutes
Looks up the order and drafts the reply.
New response
Checks each return against your policy and drafts the answer.
Daily · 6:00
Low stock becomes a supplier email, ready to send.
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