Autopilot gives your AI standing goals, a heartbeat, and memory — it watches the workspace, decides what to do next, and proposes actions, with you in control.
"Keep the pipeline full." "Follow up every new lead in 5 minutes." Autopilot pursues standing objectives instead of waiting for you to push every button.
In suggest mode, every action the agent wants to take is queued for your one-click approval — nothing happens without you.
Autopilot keeps memory of what worked and how each lead responds, so its next move is smarter than the last.
Autopilot turns Nida from a set of tools you operate into a system that operates itself toward the outcomes you set.
Only if you let it. Autopilot starts in suggest-only mode — every proposed action waits for your one-click approval. You can widen its autonomy per goal as you build trust.
Within your guardrails it can work leads, draft and send follow-ups, create tasks and notes, update the pipeline, and trigger automations — across the whole Nida stack.
Automations are fixed if-this-then-that rules. Autopilot pursues goals — it decides what to do based on the current state of the business, not a single trigger.