Actions
Set up a task once and reuse it, from a Slack notification to an AI-researched account brief.
An Action is a task you configure once and reuse. Sending a Slack message when a signup lands, enriching a company from its domain, scoring a lead against your ICP, mailing a weekly digest: all of these are actions.
You add one from the catalog, configure it, and it lives in Your Actions where you can run, edit, pause, or delete it.
Actions replace the older Triggers and Robots. Any trigger you had was converted into a Send Notification action with the same event and the same destination, so existing notifications keep working. Nothing delivers twice.
Rolling out. Send Notification works today. The AI tasks (agents, prospect research, lead scoring, outreach drafts) and the Data Credits that power them are being enabled account by account. Contact us to turn them on.
What an Action Is Made Of
Read it left to right: sources, then what happens, then where the result goes.
Sources are where the action reads from. Today that means your projects.
Trigger is when it runs. Manual means you click Run. Event-Triggered means it fires when a matching event lands. Scheduled runs on a cadence (rolling out; it may show as coming soon).
Task is what it does, and is the catalog entry you picked.
Agents are the reasoning, for tasks that need it. An action can have none, one, or several. A template digest has no agent. Build Company Profile has two that work together.
Context is what an AI task knows: your Company Profile, plus any additional instructions for that one action.
Destinations are where the result goes: a notification, another action, or an internal record.
Send Notification
This is the one most people want first. It costs no credits and is included on the Essentials plan and up.
- Go to Actions → Browse Catalog and choose Send Notification.
- In Set Up, pick the event to match and a destination: Slack, Discord, Email, Telegram, or a webhook.
- Save it.
When a matching event arrives, Logspot applies the consent gate and delivers. Delivery fires once per event even though the underlying queue can deliver a message more than once, so you will not get duplicate alerts.
Sending notifications never costs credits.
The Catalog
The catalog holds thirteen task types. Eight appear in Browse Catalog; the rest run from the surface they belong to.
| Task | What it does |
|---|---|
| Send Notification | Send a Slack, Discord, email, Telegram, or webhook message when an event fires |
| Weekly Summary (Template) | A deterministic weekly activity digest |
| Weekly Summary (+ AI) | A weekly digest with an AI-written narrative |
| Enrichment Digest (Weekly) | A weekly summary of what was enriched and identified |
| Prospect Research | Research a prospect company and its contacts into a brief |
| Lead Qualification | Score a lead against your ICP |
| Outreach Draft | Draft a cold email and a LinkedIn sequence |
| Weekly GTM Digest | Narrate the week's signals for each target account |
Five more exist but run from their own surfaces rather than the catalog: Build Company Profile and Account Watch run from Profiles and Target Accounts, Company Lookup and Person Lookup run from the enrichment surfaces, and Company Visitor Identification runs automatically at ingest.
You only see catalog entries your organization has access to, so your catalog may be shorter than this list.
Setting One Up
Pick a task from Browse Catalog and open its card. In Set Up, choose the trigger, the scope (your whole organization or specific projects), and for AI tasks the Company Profile and any additional instructions.
Saving an action does not run it. Run Now is a separate, explicit button, and it appears only for manual tasks that can run straight from their saved configuration.
Your Actions has two tabs. Library lists your saved actions, with a scope column so you can tell organization-wide actions from project-specific ones. Activity Log is the run history, and each run opens to its detail.
The Company Profile
AI tasks work from a Company Profile: structured intelligence about a company, including its ICP, value propositions, and competitors.
Our Profiles describes your own company. One is the default, and that is the context fed to AI agents automatically. Target Accounts describes the companies you sell to, in the same shape without your strategy overlay.
You build or refresh a profile from a website, so refreshing needs the profile to be linked to a real one. If it is not, rebuild it from Profiles instead.
What Costs Credits
Two meters move independently.
Actions is a value-based unit. Each task type has a fixed Actions cost.
Data Credits is a cost-based unit, covering the real model and data cost of a run. AI tasks reserve a conservative estimate first, then settle to what the run actually cost. If a task fails after being charged, both meters are refunded.
Sending notifications is free. Only AI tasks and data lookups charge. Your organization's first Company Profile build is free.
See Data Credits.
Consent
Every action declares the consent it requires before it runs. An action that sends data onward for advertising only runs for events carrying marketing consent. Logspot checks the event's recorded permissions and the person's current consent before executing, so an automation never acts on data the person did not allow. See Consent Management.
A Note on the Notify Flag
Older SDK examples set notify: true on a track call to fire a notification without matching an event
name. Nothing reads that flag now. It is still accepted so SDKs sending it do not error, and it is still
stored, but it fires nothing. Match on the event name instead when setting up a Send Notification
action.