Business
Critical business alerts that don’t wait for Slack.
Examples
What you can set up
“Call me if the server goes down”
Your bot checks UptimeRobot or Better Stack for outages. You hear what’s failing, since when, and what the error looks like.
“Call me when we get a new customer signup”
Celebrate wins in real time. A call with the customer name, plan, and how they found you.
“Call me if a payment fails above $500”
Your bot listens for Stripe webhook events on failed charges. The call tells you which customer, how much, and what the error was.
“Call me with a daily sales summary at 6pm”
Your bot pulls the day’s numbers and calls you at 6pm with revenue, orders, top products, and how it compares to yesterday.
“Call me if our Google Ads spend exceeds $500 today”
Your bot checks your Google Ads account throughout the day. You hear which campaigns are running hot and the current cost per conversion.
“Call me when we hit 1,000 newsletter subscribers”
Your bot checks your Mailchimp subscriber count and calls when you cross the milestone. A nice moment to celebrate.
Why a phone call?
Slack messages, email alerts, and dashboard monitors compete for attention all day. A phone call is reserved for what matters right now: your server is down, a key deal just closed, or a payment failed. It cuts through notification fatigue and ensures critical events get a human response, not just an unread badge.
FAQ
Your agent can check UptimeRobot or Better Stack for uptime, listen for Stripe webhooks on payment events, or work alongside PagerDuty and Grafana.
clawr.ing doesn’t record calls or store transcripts. Audio is streamed in real time and discarded after processing. Your business data stays between you and your agent. See our privacy policy.
Each agent calls one number per trigger, but you can set up multiple triggers for the same event targeting different phone numbers.
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