Get Started with enso

Get Started with enso

Build Your First Automation in 5 Minutes
Build Your First Automation in 5 Minutes

Quick Overview

Here's what you're about to do:

Step

What Happens

Time

1

Sign up with your website

30s

2

Start new automation (write prompt or pick template)

5s

3

Describe what you want in plain English

1-2 min

4

Connect tools & review results

1 min

5

Fine-tune by talking to it

1-2 min

6

Approve and set schedule

30s

* No technical skills required. If you can describe what you want, you can build it.

Quick Overview

Here's what you're about to do:

Step

What Happens

Time

1

Sign up with your website

30s

2

Start new automation (write prompt or pick template)

5s

3

Describe what you want in plain English

1-2 min

4

Connect tools & review results

1 min

5

Fine-tune by talking to it

1-2 min

6

Approve and set schedule

30s

* No technical skills required. If you can describe what you want, you can build it.

Quick Overview

Here's what you're about to do:

Step

What Happens

Time

1

Sign up with your website

30s

2

Start new automation (write prompt or pick template)

5s

3

Describe what you want in plain English

1-2 min

4

Connect tools & review results

1 min

5

Fine-tune by talking to it

1-2 min

6

Approve and set schedule

30s

* No technical skills required. If you can describe what you want, you can build it.

1

Sign Up

30 sec

Go to enso.bot and sign up with your company website.

enso reads your site and learns about your business — what you do, who you serve, how you talk. This makes every automation smarter from the start.

No credit card required.

2

Start a New Automation

5 sec

In your dashboard, click New Automation

You have two options:

Option A: Describe what you want

Type your goal in plain English. This is the fastest path if you know what you need.

Option B: Not sure where to start?

Browse our template library — pre-built automations for lead research, competitor monitoring, content workflows, and more. Pick one, customize it, and you're running in minutes.

Either way works. Templates give you a starting point; custom prompts give you full flexibility.

3

Describe What You Want

1-2 min

This is where enso is different: you describe outcomes, not steps.

Write what you want to happen in plain English. Include:

What should be done

When it should happen (daily, weekly, on trigger)

Where results should go (email, Sheets, Slack)

Prompt Examples by Use Case

Lead Generation

Every morning, find 10 B2B SaaS companies with 20-100 employees that raised funding in the last 90 days. Add to Google Sheets with company name, website, founder LinkedIn, and email if available.

Competitor Intelligence

Every Monday, check what my 3 main competitors posted on LinkedIn last week. Summarize themes and engagement. Email me the report.

Content Research

Weekly, find trending discussions about AI automation on Reddit and Twitter. Identify 5 content angles I could cover. Send to Slack #content channel."

Outreach Prep

Every morning, check my calendar for meetings. Research each person I'm meeting with — their role, company, recent news. Send me a brief 30 minutes before each meeting.

PR & Media

Find 25 journalists who write about B2B SaaS and automation. Create a Google Sheet with name, outlet, email, Twitter, and topics they cover

Tips for Better Prompts

Quantity:

"Find 10 leads" beats "find some leads"

Destination:

"Add to Google Sheets" or "Send to Slack" tells enso where output goes

Criteria:

"Companies with 20-100 employees" beats "mid-size companies"

Timing:

"Every Monday at 8am" beats "regularly"

4

Connect Tools & Review

1 min

enso takes about 60 seconds to build your automation.

If it needs tool access (Gmail, Sheets, Slack, etc.), it will ask. You authorize via OAuth — your credentials stay with Google/Slack, not with us. One click, you're connected.

Then review the first results. This is your checkpoint:

Did it find what you wanted?

Is the quality right?

Anything missing?

Don't expect perfection. The next step is where you dial it in.

5

Fine-Tune Through Conversation

1-2 min

enso takes about 60 seconds to build your automation.

If it needs tool access (Gmail, Sheets, Slack, etc.), it will ask. You authorize via OAuth — your credentials stay with Google/Slack, not with us. One click, you're connected.

Then review the first results. This is your checkpoint:

Did it find what you wanted?

Is the quality right?

Anything missing?

Don't expect perfection. The next step is where you dial it in.

6

Approve and Schedule

30 sec

Once the output looks right, approve and set when it runs:

Once

Run now, one time only

Daily

Every day at a time you pick

Weekly

Specific days

Custom

Your own schedule

Your automation moves to the Cycles area of your dashboard. That's home base for all your active automations.

1

Sign Up

30 sec

Go to enso.bot and sign up with your company website.

enso reads your site and learns about your business — what you do, who you serve, how you talk. This makes every automation smarter from the start.

No credit card required.

2

Start a New Automation

5 sec

In your dashboard, click New Automation

You have two options:

Option A: Describe what you want

Type your goal in plain English. This is the fastest path if you know what you need.

Option B: Not sure where to start?

Browse our template library — pre-built automations for lead research, competitor monitoring, content workflows, and more. Pick one, customize it, and you're running in minutes.

Either way works. Templates give you a starting point; custom prompts give you full flexibility.

3

Describe What You Want

1-2 min

This is where enso is different: you describe outcomes, not steps.

Write what you want to happen in plain English. Include:

What should be done

When it should happen (daily, weekly, on trigger)

Where results should go (email, Sheets, Slack)

Prompt Examples by Use Case

Lead Generation

Every morning, find 10 B2B SaaS companies with 20-100 employees that raised funding in the last 90 days. Add to Google Sheets with company name, website, founder LinkedIn, and email if available.

Competitor Intelligence

Every Monday, check what my 3 main competitors posted on LinkedIn last week. Summarize themes and engagement. Email me the report.

Content Research

Weekly, find trending discussions about AI automation on Reddit and Twitter. Identify 5 content angles I could cover. Send to Slack #content channel."

Outreach Prep

Every morning, check my calendar for meetings. Research each person I'm meeting with — their role, company, recent news. Send me a brief 30 minutes before each meeting.

PR & Media

Find 25 journalists who write about B2B SaaS and automation. Create a Google Sheet with name, outlet, email, Twitter, and topics they cover

Tips for Better Prompts

Quantity:

"Find 10 leads" beats "find some leads"

Destination:

"Add to Google Sheets" or "Send to Slack" tells enso where output goes

Criteria:

"Companies with 20-100 employees" beats "mid-size companies"

Timing:

"Every Monday at 8am" beats "regularly"

4

Connect Tools & Review

1 min

enso takes about 60 seconds to build your automation.

If it needs tool access (Gmail, Sheets, Slack, etc.), it will ask. You authorize via OAuth — your credentials stay with Google/Slack, not with us. One click, you're connected.

Then review the first results. This is your checkpoint:

Did it find what you wanted?

Is the quality right?

Anything missing?

Don't expect perfection. The next step is where you dial it in.

5

Fine-Tune Through Conversation

1-2 min

enso takes about 60 seconds to build your automation.

If it needs tool access (Gmail, Sheets, Slack, etc.), it will ask. You authorize via OAuth — your credentials stay with Google/Slack, not with us. One click, you're connected.

Then review the first results. This is your checkpoint:

Did it find what you wanted?

Is the quality right?

Anything missing?

Don't expect perfection. The next step is where you dial it in.

6

Approve and Schedule

30 sec

Once the output looks right, approve and set when it runs:

Once

Run now, one time only

Daily

Every day at a time you pick

Weekly

Specific days

Custom

Your own schedule

Your automation moves to the Cycles area of your dashboard. That's home base for all your active automations.

1

Sign Up

30 sec

Go to enso.bot and sign up with your company website.

enso reads your site and learns about your business — what you do, who you serve, how you talk. This makes every automation smarter from the start.

No credit card required.

2

Start a New Automation

5 sec

In your dashboard, click New Automation

You have two options:

Option A: Describe what you want

Type your goal in plain English. This is the fastest path if you know what you need.

Option B: Not sure where to start?

Browse our template library — pre-built automations for lead research, competitor monitoring, content workflows, and more. Pick one, customize it, and you're running in minutes.

Either way works. Templates give you a starting point; custom prompts give you full flexibility.

3

Describe What You Want

1-2 min

This is where enso is different: you describe outcomes, not steps.

Write what you want to happen in plain English. Include:

What should be done

When it should happen (daily, weekly, on trigger)

Where results should go (email, Sheets, Slack)

Prompt Examples by Use Case

Lead Generation

Every morning, find 10 B2B SaaS companies with 20-100 employees that raised funding in the last 90 days. Add to Google Sheets with company name, website, founder LinkedIn, and email if available.

Competitor Intelligence

Every Monday, check what my 3 main competitors posted on LinkedIn last week. Summarize themes and engagement. Email me the report.

Content Research

Weekly, find trending discussions about AI automation on Reddit and Twitter. Identify 5 content angles I could cover. Send to Slack #content channel."

Outreach Prep

Every morning, check my calendar for meetings. Research each person I'm meeting with — their role, company, recent news. Send me a brief 30 minutes before each meeting.

PR & Media

Find 25 journalists who write about B2B SaaS and automation. Create a Google Sheet with name, outlet, email, Twitter, and topics they cover

Tips for Better Prompts

Quantity:

"Find 10 leads" beats "find some leads"

Destination:

"Add to Google Sheets" or "Send to Slack" tells enso where output goes

Criteria:

"Companies with 20-100 employees" beats "mid-size companies"

Timing:

"Every Monday at 8am" beats "regularly"

4

Connect Tools & Review

1 min

enso takes about 60 seconds to build your automation.

If it needs tool access (Gmail, Sheets, Slack, etc.), it will ask. You authorize via OAuth — your credentials stay with Google/Slack, not with us. One click, you're connected.

Then review the first results. This is your checkpoint:

Did it find what you wanted?

Is the quality right?

Anything missing?

Don't expect perfection. The next step is where you dial it in.

5

Fine-Tune Through Conversation

1-2 min

enso takes about 60 seconds to build your automation.

If it needs tool access (Gmail, Sheets, Slack, etc.), it will ask. You authorize via OAuth — your credentials stay with Google/Slack, not with us. One click, you're connected.

Then review the first results. This is your checkpoint:

Did it find what you wanted?

Is the quality right?

Anything missing?

Don't expect perfection. The next step is where you dial it in.

6

Approve and Schedule

30 sec

Once the output looks right, approve and set when it runs:

Once

Run now, one time only

Daily

Every day at a time you pick

Weekly

Specific days

Custom

Your own schedule

Your automation moves to the Cycles area of your dashboard. That's home base for all your active automations.

You're Live

You're Live

You're Live

Your automation now runs on schedule. Results show up wherever you told them to — inbox, Sheets, Slack.

What you just did:

What you just did:

Described a goal in plain English

Described a goal in plain English

Let AI build the workflow

Let AI build the workflow

Refined through conversation

Refined through conversation

Set it to run automatically

Set it to run automatically

No code. No flowcharts. No API docs.

Stuck? Here's Help

Stuck? Here's Help

Help Center

Common questions answered

Common questions answered

Community

See what others are building

See what others are building

Support

Real humans who respond

Real humans who respond

Pro tip: Start with one simple automation that saves 30 minutes a week. That's more valuable than a complex system you never finish.

Stuck? Here's Help

Stuck? Here's Help

Help Center

Common questions answered

Common questions answered

Community

See what others are building

See what others are building

Support

Real humans who respond

Real humans who respond

Pro tip: Start with one simple automation that saves 30 minutes a week. That's more valuable than a complex system you never finish.