Cloud automation has revolutionized the way we manage tasks and streamline workflows. Within the desktop app, you may have encountered references to "cloud hours" or noticed the option for a "buttons add-on" in your billing details. But what exactly is this "buttons" feature and how does it enhance your cloud subscription?

The "buttons add-on" essentially enables you to tap into the full potential of cloud automation. When activating an automation, you are presented with the choice to trigger it from either the desktop or the cloud. This distinction is crucial as it offers unparalleled flexibility in how you execute tasks.

By opting to turn on an automation from the cloud, you unlock the ability to run processes even when your desktop is offline. Imagine scenarios where a task, such as processing new form submissions or monitoring updates in a Google Sheet, demands continuous execution. In such cases, selecting the "turn on from cloud" option ensures that your automation remains active, regardless of your desktop's status.

This seamless integration between desktop and cloud operations empowers users to maintain a persistent workflow without constraints. Whether you are orchestrating complex data processes or simplifying routine tasks, the "buttons add-on" elevates your automation experience to new heights.

In conclusion, the "buttons" feature serves as a gateway to a more efficient and productive cloud automation environment. By embracing the power of cloud-based triggers, you can optimize your workflows and unleash the true potential of automation tools like never before.

Unlock the possibilities with "Buttons" - your gateway to cloud automation excellence.

Step 1-We have the option cloud hours in left corner and Turn On option in Top right corner

Step 2- Click on Turn On to get the option To turn on from Desktop and Turn On from Cloud

Inside of the desktop app, we will see references to cloud hours or inside of our billing, we may see the buttons add on, which is going to be the cloud subscription. What the difference is there is when we turn on an automation, we have the option to select turn on from desktop or turn on from cloud.

And what this does is this allows us to run automations, even when our desktop is not on and open to the task magic app. So if we have something that is triggered by a new form submission or a new row added to a Google Sheet and that always needs to be running, we may want to turn that on from cloud, which again is that button subscription.