Triggered by what actually happened
Automations react to real studio events — lead created, contract signed, payment recorded, selection submitted — rather than to a time of day you hope lines up with reality.
Photography workflow automation
Real studio events — a lead arriving, a contract signed, a payment recorded, a selection submitted — trigger the email, the notification or the webhook that would otherwise be your job to remember.
Sound familiar?
A lead came in on Saturday and got its first reply on Tuesday.
The person who always remembers to send the reminder is the person shooting.
Every overdue invoice needs somebody to notice it is overdue.
The team finds out a selection was submitted when someone happens to open the app.
Your accounting tool, your backup script and Wedding OS all know different things.
What changes
Automations react to real studio events — lead created, contract signed, payment recorded, selection submitted — rather than to a time of day you hope lines up with reality.
Payment reminders on overdue invoices, weekly report digests and rollup notifications all run on the server in your studio’s timezone. Nothing waits for someone to open a laptop.
In-app and email notifications with per-category preferences and daily rollups, so the team hears about the selection that was submitted without hearing about everything else that moved.
Push studio events to whatever you already run. The system that needs to know does not have to be one of ours.
Side by side
| What you need | Without a system | With Wedding OS |
|---|---|---|
| First reply to a lead | Whenever someone opens the laptop | Triggered the moment it arrives |
| Overdue invoices | Somebody has to notice | Scheduled reminders, capped |
| Team awareness | Whoever opens the app first | Notifications, by category |
| Weekly numbers | Rebuilt by hand on Monday | A digest, scheduled |
| Your other tools | Copy-paste | Webhooks |
FAQ
No. Automations are configured in the app. Webhooks are there for the case where you already run your own tools and want the events pushed to them.
Reminders are capped per invoice, and notifications carry per-category preferences and daily rollups. The defaults are deliberately quiet — an automation that annoys your couples costs you more than the admin it saved.
The things that actually happen in a studio: leads arriving, contracts being signed, payments being recorded, selections being submitted and jobs moving through the production pipeline.
Yes. Scheduling runs server-side in your studio’s timezone, so overnight reminders and weekly digests do not depend on anyone being logged in.
Studio activity is audited, so an automated email or status change is attributable rather than mysterious. If something fired that should not have, you can find out why.
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