BOS
Business Operating System for FSM-driven business applications.
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BOS Docs
This page uses real product screenshots and explains what each plugin does, how to start it, and which choices matter during setup or execution. When a plugin has no captured product screen, the section says so.
The screenshots below are actual product screens captured from the app. Captions describe the visible workflow and the user decision on that screen.
Business Operating System for FSM-driven business applications.
Links: public page | runtime app
Practical AI classes and Codex coworker training.
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Approval-gated outbound communications.
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Network analytics and franchise roll-up reporting.
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Lead capture, follow-up, scheduling, and conversion workflows.
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Customer intake and onboarding workflows.
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Installed apps, users, permissions, and platform settings.
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Subscription billing for software products and extensions.
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The role selection surface shows role cards and plugin cards from the app configuration. The screenshot shows Google Calendar and Google Sheets Import cards beneath Director and Front Desk roles.
The import workflow starts with Google authorization, then guides the user through spreadsheet selection, sheet selection, column mapping, preview, import progress, and the resulting lead view.
Google Calendar appears as a role-selection plugin card for syncing calendar events into the lead workflow.
Lead detail actions let staff record follow-up notes and send
workflow emails from the lead record. The screenshots show
Add Note and Send Email alongside
other follow-up actions.
Public interest forms collect contact information and create a Lead Director record for follow-up. The app requested in the public form is captured on the lead so teams can see which landing page or product generated the request.
Comms Director uses a voice-first prompt surface. Actual screenshots show the Comms Director home and the error/result surface after a voice prompt.
These scope notes summarize what each plugin is responsible for in the business workflow.
Scope: connects a Google account when a workflow needs Google access.
Scope: imports lead rows from a selected Google spreadsheet and sheet tab.
Scope: connects calendar access and supports trial scheduling from lead workflows.
Scope: captures and displays notes on lead records.
Scope: sends workflow email through configured SendGrid templates.
Send Email when the workflow enables it.Scope: captures a spoken prompt and returns matching app or external results.
Scope: provides school enrollment and family-record search when configured. No dedicated runtime screenshot is currently available.
Scope: turns public interest form submissions into Lead Director follow-up records.
Scope: supports subscription checkout, customer billing flows, and one-time payments. No dedicated runtime screenshot is currently available.
Scope: connects meeting automation to calendar-driven workflows. No dedicated runtime screenshot is currently available.
Scope: powers prompt execution and document context for Comms workflows. A dedicated Drive context runtime screenshot is not currently available.