How to Gradually Add Complexity to Automations with Ada

Felix Fahr
VP Sales
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Welcome to the future of automation with Ada, your AI Automation Developer! Ada's seamless and intuitive interface empowers you to transform your workflows with ease and efficiency. To help you get the most out of Ada, we will regularly share new tips & tricks on how to use Ada.

Tip: Start and Gradually Add Complexity

Processes are never 100% stable. They change, encounter edge cases, or require improvements. Ada gives you the full flexibility to enhance, update, or enrich your automations over time.

Example:

1. Build and test your first workflow with Ada, validating its functionality.

2. If you decide to change or add something to your automation, go to your overview of automations.

3. Open a past conversation with Ada and add the new context, such as:some text

  • Additional steps to the automation
  • Changes to business logic
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4. Once all requirements are clarified, Ada will build an updated version of your automation.

FYI, this is also a great way to build more complex automations over time:

  • Start with a few manageable steps.
  • Test them.
  • Gradually expand by adding more steps and logic.
  • Repeat until complete.

Example:

More Benefits:

‍Build Confidence: Starting small helps you build confidence in Ada’s capabilities and your automation design.

Reduce Errors: By testing in phases, you minimize the risk of errors that could disrupt your entire workflow.

Learn Over Time: This approach allows you to gradually learn and adapt to Ada’s features, making you a more proficient user.

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By following this simple tip, you’ll be well on your way to harnessing the full power of Ada, ensuring your workflows are efficient, reliable, and fully automated. Happy automating!

For more information and additional tips, visit our blog.

Welcome to the future of automation with Ada, your AI Automation Developer! Ada's seamless and intuitive interface empowers you to transform your workflows with ease and efficiency. To help you get the most out of Ada, we will regularly share new tips & tricks on how to use Ada.

Tip: Start and Gradually Add Complexity

Processes are never 100% stable. They change, encounter edge cases, or require improvements. Ada gives you the full flexibility to enhance, update, or enrich your automations over time.

Example:

1. Build and test your first workflow with Ada, validating its functionality.

2. If you decide to change or add something to your automation, go to your overview of automations.

3. Open a past conversation with Ada and add the new context, such as:some text

  • Additional steps to the automation
  • Changes to business logic
    ‍

4. Once all requirements are clarified, Ada will build an updated version of your automation.

FYI, this is also a great way to build more complex automations over time:

  • Start with a few manageable steps.
  • Test them.
  • Gradually expand by adding more steps and logic.
  • Repeat until complete.

Example:

More Benefits:

‍Build Confidence: Starting small helps you build confidence in Ada’s capabilities and your automation design.

Reduce Errors: By testing in phases, you minimize the risk of errors that could disrupt your entire workflow.

Learn Over Time: This approach allows you to gradually learn and adapt to Ada’s features, making you a more proficient user.

‍

By following this simple tip, you’ll be well on your way to harnessing the full power of Ada, ensuring your workflows are efficient, reliable, and fully automated. Happy automating!

For more information and additional tips, visit our blog.

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