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Missions

A Mission is a responsibility, not a workflow.

You give Ziggyy an outcome your business needs again and again. Ziggyy works out what it takes — the systems, the rules, where people step in, what counts as done — and keeps carrying it.

What a Mission is

Everything needed to carry the work responsibly.

A Mission is a defined, recurring business outcome Ziggyy is responsible for operating. You describe it in a sentence; Ziggyy shapes the rest with you.

Give Ziggyy the outcome. Ziggyy figures out the work.

Example Mission“Put Amazon orders over $500 into our Google Sheet.”
ObjectiveWhat outcome are we trying to achieve?
Every Amazon order over $500 is in the Orders sheet — once, and current.
ContextWhat does Ziggyy need to know about the business?
Northwind sells online and on Amazon. Operations owns orders.
TriggerWhen should the Mission run?
Whenever a new order arrives.
RulesWhat business logic matters?
Only orders over $500. One row per order ID.
SystemsWhich systems does it touch — with what access?
Reads orders in Amazon Seller Central. Adds and updates rows in one Google Sheet. Nothing else.
ControlsWhat happens automatically, and what needs a person?
Rows are added automatically. Overwriting a conflicting row asks first. Refunds never happen.
CompletionWhat evidence proves it succeeded?
Every qualifying order appears exactly once and matches its current state.
ExceptionsWhat happens when work can't finish?
Orders with missing fields go to Operations. If the sheet can't be written, orders queue — none skipped.

Good Missions

Where a Mission earns its keep.

A strong Mission

  • Happens repeatedly — hourly, weekly, or whenever something arrives
  • Crosses systems, people or time
  • Has a real finish line, not just a response
  • Depends on rules, and has exceptions
  • Sometimes needs a person to approve
  • Needs proof that it actually got done

Probably not a Mission

  • One app already does the whole job, start to finish
  • A one-off question with no ongoing state
  • “Automate everything in the company”
  • Moving money without anyone's approval

Ziggyy will tell you when a single platform already does the job well.

Mission Maps

Every Mission has its own shape.

No shared template with the nouns swapped. Ziggyy draws each Mission's lifecycle from what it has to achieve — so you can see where systems take part, where your team steps in and what “done” means.

Available in preview

Research, qualify and record target accounts

Every week · Owner: Sales

  1. 01Discover

    Companies that may fit

    • Find companies that may fit

    Systems: Public web

  2. 02Research

    Decision-makers and evidence

    • Identify the right decision-makers and the evidence
  3. 03Qualify

    Checked against your ICP

    • Check each against your ICP
    • Contacts Ziggyy isn't sure about go to Sales
  4. 04Record

    Prospects in HubSpot

    • Add qualified prospects to HubSpot

    Systems: HubSpot

  5. 05Prepare

    Outreach ready for Sales approval

    • Draft outreach for each prospect

    Systems: Gmail

    • Every outreach draft is approved by Sales before it's sent
  6. 06Verify

    Verified next action for each prospect

    • 25 qualified prospects recorded in HubSpot, each with its evidence
    • Each has outreach ready for Sales

When work can't finish

Nothing is dropped. Unfinished work stays open until it's resolved.

  • Company doesn't match your ICP

    1. Recorded as not a fit, with the reason
    2. Not added to HubSpot
  • Decision-maker can't be confirmed

    1. Held for review with the evidence found
    2. Nothing drafted until it's confirmed
  • Company already in HubSpot

    1. The existing record is enriched, never duplicated
  • Not enough public evidence

    1. Kept as a candidate, not recorded
    2. Retried next run

Mission vs. automation

Automation performs steps. Ziggyy owns the thread.

Automation tools are excellent when you know the exact trigger and steps. A Mission starts from the outcome — and keeps going after the first step fires.

When X happensdo YWhen X happens → do Y.

Fast and reliable — when the happy path is the whole job.

Already using Zapier, Make or n8n? Keep them for the steps they're good at. Missions are for the responsibility around them.

When things change

When the work changes, the Mission changes with it.

Tell Ziggyy in plain language. It shows exactly what changes — in the definition, the systems and the controls — before anything takes effect.

New access is never added silently, and rules you set are never relaxed without you.

Available in preview

“Send failed-order alerts to #fulfilment instead of #operations, and ask before updating any order over $5,000.”

  • Alerts move to #fulfilment
  • New rule: approval for orders over $5,000
  • Access unchanged — nothing new requested

Completion

A Mission is done when the outcome is verified.

Not when an action ran. Each Mission defines what must be true, and Ziggyy checks that business state before calling anything complete.

  • Revenue

    Research, qualify and record target accounts

    Complete when

    • 25 qualified prospects recorded in HubSpot, each with its evidence
    • Each has outreach ready for Sales
  • Operations

    Watch traffic and conversion, and follow incidents to resolution

    Complete when

    • Each incident is resolved or explicitly handed off
    • Every run is checked, including runs with a missing source
  • Reconciliation

    Reconcile supplier invoices against purchase orders

    Complete when

    • Every invoice received this week ends matched, in review, or open with a reason
    • Each recorded result is confirmed in NetSuite

How outcomes are verified

Know the pain, not the Mission?

That's normal. Start with what your team keeps chasing and Ziggyy helps turn it into a Mission.

Find my first Mission

What should Ziggyy carry for you?

Start with one outcome. Build from there.