CapabilitiesScheduled Tasks

Set it once. Barie runs it on your schedule, forever.

Turn any agent workflow into a recurring job: a Monday pipeline review, a nightly reconciliation, a quarterly board pack, so the work that always slips to the last minute is already done when someone goes looking for it.

Scheduled Tasks
Recurring jobs 4 active
  • 02:00 Nightly reconciliation done
  • 07:30 Risk exposure sweep done
  • MON Pipeline review running
  • Q3 Board pack approval

every run leaves a receipt0 B out

How a job runs

Unattended, but never unaccounted for.

Handing a job to a schedule only works if you can prove afterwards what it did while nobody was watching. Every run writes its own record, and stops for a person on the steps where a person should decide.

Any workflow, on a schedule

Hourly, daily, weekly, or started by an event in a connected system rather than by a calendar.

Runs to completion unattended

Runs across your tools, writes the results back where they belong, and tells the owner it is finished, or that it needs them.

A receipt every time

A scheduled run is auditable after the fact, not just successful: the record shows what it read, what it changed and which model decided each step.

Human-in-the-loop where it matters

Mark the steps that should never commit unsupervised. The job holds at that point until someone approves it, however long that takes.

What teams put on a schedule

The work that happens every week anyway.

  • Nightly reconciliation. Match records across systems and raise only the breaks that need a person.
  • Monday pipeline and portfolio reviews. Assembled before the meeting, not during it.
  • Compliance and control checks. Run on a fixed cadence, with the audit trail the regulator asks for.
  • Quarterly board packs. Built overnight from the current numbers, ready for review in the morning.
  • Event-triggered runs. A filing lands, a threshold trips, a ticket opens. The workflow starts itself.
  • Monitoring and drift alerts. Watch a pinned visualization and notify the owner when it moves.

Own your intelligence.

Pick the job that always slips, and we will put it on a schedule that does not.