🚀 Join Us: Automation That Outlives You

Hallie Guiseppe

I hope you’ll join @Amanda Mogridge and @Shelby Lewis, and me on June 2, 2026 at 3:30 PM Eastern at #bbdevdays 2026 for our session:

Automation That Outlives You: Designing, Documenting, and Managing Work for Long-Term Success

In this session, we’ll share different approaches to building systems that not only solve immediate challenges, but continue to create value over time through thoughtful design, documentation, and shared ownership. While automation is part of the conversation, we’ll also explore how each of us has designed solutions that fit our unique environments and needs.

💬 This thread is here to extend the conversation:

• Bring your questions. We continue to answer them here after the presentation
• Share what you’re working on or thinking about
• Connect with others exploring similar approaches

If you’re not able to attend, we’ve got you covered. Bookmark this post. We will follow up with:

• Our slides
• Answers to questions from the session
• A link to the recording once it’s available

This session isn’t just about building flows. It’s about building systems that last.

Join us at #bbdevdays, and let’s keep the conversation going.

Karen Diener

I will not be attending BBDevDays, but want to thank you in advance for this presentation!

Technical debt / knowledge debt is already a significant problem at nonprofit organization. How many times have we all heard "there is no policy" or "no one documented the procedure", or "who will share their manual / process for XYZ"?

While these advanced tools have the potential to greatly increase efficiency, they will add to the technical debt if not created elegantly or documented carefully.