AdamationAI's automation governance layer. It connects routing, follow-up, re-engagement, and workflow rules without asking a brokerage to trust a black box.

What does Approve mode mean?

Every automation can run in Approve mode, where drafts and decisions queue for your review, or Auto mode, where they run on the rules you set. You decide per workflow.

How are routing rules configured?

Rules can reflect how the brokerage actually operates, including lead source, score, market, and role. The point is control without turning automation into a black box.

All resources

AdamationAI Resource Hub

Adamations (Automations)

One screen that governs lead routing rules, AI follow-up (the SDR), behavioral re-engagement, background AI workflows, and the automation settings that tune how aggressive the system is. Nothing in here fires without a rule you wrote.

See which follow-up tasks you could automate

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Founder note

I built AdamationAI for me first, so automation had to be the kind you can argue with. Adamations is the governance layer. You write the rules. The system follows them. You move from Approve mode to Auto mode one workflow at a time, on your terms.

Who this helps

Brokers and team leads set the guardrails. Agents see the benefit.

What the workflow does

When it helps

Set up once during onboarding. Revisit when adoption data or lead quality tells you to tighten or loosen.

What to expect

Every lead routes correctly without manual triage.
Follow-up work stays visible and manageable.
Reactivation suggestions feel useful, not noisy.
Broker can answer "what is automated and why" in plain English.

Why this works better

Automation should match how the brokerage actually works, not force every agent into the same canned sequence.
Rules, review, and Auto mode live in the same governance story so the team knows what is happening.
The goal is less repetitive follow-up work without losing judgment or accountability.