Autopilot

Autopilot is where you automate work in Pinnora. You build a workflow on a canvas. Each step is a node. A trigger starts it, and the nodes after it make creatives, write copy, post to your channels, launch ads, send email, or call other tools. If you have used n8n, the editor will feel familiar on purpose.

Every workflow lives inside one project. It can read that project's brand, library, and connected accounts, and nothing outside the project can see it. Workflows are never public. Publishing a workflow means it goes live in this project, not that anyone else can open it.

You build and test on a draft. Execute workflow runs the draft right away so you can see what each step produced. When it works, you publish it. Publishing makes that version live and turns on its triggers.

Pricing is simple. Each live workflow costs 2 credits a day. AI steps use credits as they run, at the same rates as everywhere else in Pinnora. Every other step is free, within fair-use limits.

This chapter walks the whole path. You will start from a template, learn the canvas, map data between steps, test with pinned data, publish, set budgets, and read executions when something fails. The last lesson lists what Autopilot does not do, so you know where its edges are.