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How to hand Kaer a job

Step-by-step guides for the jobs owners hand over first: a supplier portal with no API, overdue invoices, inbox enquiries, a spreadsheet that should be a tool, a weekly report.

All guides

01
Quickstart

Five ways to start, about five minutes each: hand over a job, work a website, sort an inbox, automate a weekly process, or build a tool.

02
Field guide

How to brief a job so it comes back right, what to check before you approve, and what to do when a run gets stuck.

03
How to get work done on a website with no API

Supplier portals, booking systems, back-office tools: how Kaer works a website in its own browser, where you sign in, and where it stops for your approval.

04
How to chase overdue invoices without sending anything you haven't approved

Find what's overdue, draft each reminder in your tone, and approve it before it goes. A step-by-step guide to chasing invoices with Kaer.

05
How to answer enquiries from your inbox with Kaer Mail

Set up Kaer Mail, let it sort the morning's enquiries, approve drafted replies before they send, then choose how much runs automatically.

06
How to turn a spreadsheet you've outgrown into an internal tool

Attach the spreadsheet, describe the tool, check the live preview and publish it on its own address. A step-by-step guide to building tools with Kaer.

07
How to put a weekly report on a schedule

Describe the report once, run it by hand, add an approval step and put it on a schedule. A step-by-step guide to recurring work with Kaer Workflows.

08
Credits and usage

What each kind of work costs, and how the prepaid balance stops instead of billing you later.

09
Security

What Kaer will not do without you, and how each job is kept apart from the next.

10
Integrations

What connects directly, and what Kaer works through its own browser instead.

11
Developer docs

The API, for developers who want to call Kaer from their own code.

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