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Welcome to Routario

Routario turns the repetitive and neglected work in your business into automations that run on their own — and hands you only the decisions that genuinely need a person.

Some work gets done manually today: someone chases the unpaid invoices, checks the catalog against the source spreadsheet, re-crews the job when someone drops out. Other work is neglected entirely because no one has the time — the loading bay that should be checked before every delivery, the site camera no one watches. Routario is built for both: the work that needs to happen again and again, but should not need a person to do it again and again.

A flow (also called an automation) is a trigger plus a sequence of steps. It starts on its own — on a schedule, a webhook, an incoming email — and does the work: fetch data, decide, loop over records, send a message, file a document. When a step needs human judgment, the flow pauses and asks a person, then picks up where it left off once they answer.

A few things teams build first:

  • Chase unpaid invoices — every weekday morning, find what’s overdue and email each customer a reminder. Nobody has to remember.
  • Triage incoming email — read each message, classify it, and route or reply.
  • Approve before acting — find the exceptions, ask the right person, and only proceed on a yes.
  • Watch the physical world — a camera or phone becomes a check that escalates when something’s off.
SectionWhat’s in it
Get startedYou’re here. Log in, take the tour, and build your first flow.
GuidesGoal-first walkthroughs — “how do I achieve X?” — with screenshots of the real product.
Technical manualEvery trigger, step, and module, generated from the product itself so it’s always current.
UniversityThe ideas behind Routario — how it thinks, how flows work, what Memory is.
API & developersThe REST API for reading and writing your data programmatically.
  1. Log in to Routario — get into your workspace.
  2. Take a quick tour — learn where everything lives.
  3. Build your first flow — two minutes, and you’ve got the whole loop: build → run → see the result.