Runbear

Practical ways teams use Runbear to automate work inside chat and CRM.
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Runbear is used in the flow of work to take repeatable tasks off your team’s hands. Drop a Runbear helper into Slack or your CRM, give it access to the folders and channels that matter, and it starts handling routine steps while people keep chatting. You decide the prompts it listens for, which sources it can read, and what actions it’s allowed to take in your connected apps.

In customer support, it watches new requests, pulls related policies from shared docs, drafts a reply, tags the issue, and files or updates the ticket in Zendesk. If a case needs a human, it escalates with context and posts a short handoff note in the channel. As patterns emerge, the helper refines responses based on team feedback so the next triage goes faster.

For revenue teams, it assembles quick account briefs: recent activity, open items, and key notes pulled from your CRM and Drive. Ask for a meeting prep pack and it returns a one-pager with talking points and suggested follow‑ups, then logs outcomes and updates fields after the call. It can also draft outreach, schedule the next touch, and keep records consistent.

Operations and enablement teams use it to turn long threads into clean documentation. Mention it at the end of a discussion, and it creates a summary with decisions, owners, and links, then files it to Notion. It can run checklists, collect missing inputs, and post reminders until every box is checked. more

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Features

  • In‑channel automations, Knowledge‑aware replies and summaries, Action execution across thousands of integrations, Continuous improvement from feedback, Model provider choice and guardrails, Role‑based deployment per channel or team, Scheduled digests and briefings, Ticket and record updates in connected systems, Thread‑to‑document conversion with routing

How It’s Used

  • Support triage and escalation in Slack with automated Zendesk updates
  • Sales meeting prep briefs and post‑call CRM updates
  • Daily digests of pipeline or case activity posted to team channels
  • Thread recap to Notion for decisions and action items
  • Onboarding checklists that collect inputs and track completion
  • Incident timelines compiled from chat and filed to the knowledge base
  • QBR packet assembly from CRM and Drive
  • Policy and macro maintenance using feedback from resolved tickets

Plans & Pricing

Free

Free

Up to 1 assistant, Up to 10 messages

Team

$79

5 assistants, 100 active users per month, 5,000 messages per month, + extra usage with add-ons

Enterprise

$999+

Unlimited assistants, Unlimited active users, Unlimited messages

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