Flowgrid 2.5Meet the agents
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For B2B SaaS teams

Your funnel, watched.The fix, drafted.

Flowgrid watches signups, conversions and revenue on its own. When one moves, ask why: the agent traces it to the sessions and the code behind it, and drafts the fix for you to approve.

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One script tag. 30-day free trial, no card.

AgentWhy did signups drop?
Compared with the last 4 weeks412 this week against about 500
Split by browser and deviceSafari only, desktop and iOS
Watched 14 failed signupsall stop at the workspace step
Traced it to Tuesday’s releaseWorkspaceStep.tsx

Tuesday’s release broke the workspace step on Safari. About 90 signups lost so far.

Agent watchWatching
Conversions down 18%Trial signups, last 7 days against the 28 before
Ask the agent why
Pull requestWaiting
Fix the workspace step on SafariWorkspaceStep.tsx, 1 file changed
ExperimentWaiting
Test a shorter signupTwo arms, 50/50, signups as the goal
Waiting for youPending

Fix the workspace step on Safari. Nothing ships until someone on your team approves it.

DenyApproveApproved

Logged with Sam's name.

Scheduled reportMondays 09:00

Weekly product report

  • Signups, activation and trial to paid
  • What changed, and the evidence for why
  • What to ship next

Autonomy layer

How it runs

It finds the problem.You decide what ships.

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Anomaly check

Conversions a day
57from 72
Checked this morning
Visits+2%
Sessions+1%
Bounce rate−0.4 pts
Conversions−18%
Revenue+3%
Agent watchWatching
Conversions down 18%Trial signups, last 7 days against the 28 before
Ask the agent why
01It watchesVisits, conversions, bounce rate and revenue are checked against the four weeks before. A real shift is flagged on its own, with no alert rules to write.

Why did signups drop?

AgentWhy did signups drop?
Compared with the last 4 weeks412 this week against about 500
Split by browser and deviceSafari only, desktop and iOS
Watched 14 failed signupsall stop at the workspace step
Traced it to Tuesday’s releaseWorkspaceStep.tsx

Tuesday’s release broke the workspace step on Safari. About 90 signups lost so far.

Where it moved

Signups by browser, this week against last
Chrome252−2%
Safari98−48%
Firefox38+3%
Edge240%
Only Safari moved. Every other browser is within a few percent.
02You ask whyOne click opens the agent on that change. It splits the numbers, watches the sessions and reads the code, then shows what it found and the evidence for it.
What the agent foundReady

Tuesday’s release broke the workspace step on Safari. About 90 signups lost so far.

Pull requestDrafted
Fix the workspace step on Safari
- <input type="date" required />
+ <DateField required fallback="text" />
ExperimentDrafted
Test a shorter signup
Control: 6 fields
Variant: 3 fields
Waiting for youPending

Both drafts wait for Sam. Nothing ships until someone approves.

03It drafts the workThe fix as a pull request, a test to try, a flag for the rollout or a board to keep an eye on it.
Waiting for youPending

Fix the workspace step on Safari. Nothing ships until someone on your team approves it.

DenyApproveApproved

Logged with Sam's name.

Activity
Sam approved the fix
Pull request opened in your repository
The watch keeps checking conversions
04You approveNothing merges, ships or changes until someone on your team approves it, and every approval is logged with their name.
What your team gets

The investigation, done.The work, drafted.

Flowgrid reads your website and your product as one journey, so the agent can follow a visitor from pricing to the feature they never found.

Visited pricing3,120
Started a trial412
Created a workspaceBiggest drop296
Invited a teammate171
Upgraded38

Website and product, one journey

Pricing page, trial, workspace and upgrade in one funnel, because the same person is tracked from the first visit.

412 signups readthis week and the 4 before
14 replays watchedevery one stops at the workspace step
1 release tracedTuesday, WorkspaceStep.tsx

Every answer shows its evidence

Each answer lists what the agent read to reach it, so you can check it before you act on it.

What do the trials that upgrade do first?

Accounts that upgraded invited a teammate on their first day 3 times as often as those that churned. I’ve drafted a board to track it, and a test that moves the invite step earlier.
Ask about your trials

Ask what a dashboard can’t answer

Ask in plain words. The agent reads your events, replays, CRM and code, then brings back the answer and the work that follows from it.

Fix the workspace step on SafariWorkspaceStep.tsx, 1 file
Waiting for you

Fixes arrive as pull requests

The agent writes each change in your repository. None opens until a person approves it.

New onboardingDrafted

10% of new accounts

Releases behind a flag

The agent drafts each flag and its rollout. Your team decides who sees it, how many and when.

Scheduled reportMondays 09:00

Weekly product report

  • Signups, activation and trial to paid
  • What changed, and the evidence for why
  • What to ship next

The weekly report writes itself

Re-run with fresh numbers every week and emailed to your team, with what changed and what to do next.

Setup

One script tag.Then it starts watching.

  1. 01

    Add one script tag

    Or ask the agent, and it opens the change as a pull request for your developer.

  2. 02

    Connect your repository

    GitHub or GitLab, so fixes arrive as pull requests in the code you already ship.

  3. 03

    Let it watch

    The agent answers from the first visit. The watch starts once there are five weeks to compare against.

Before you ask

What your CTOwill ask first.