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Agents for Fibery

Pump Up agents use Fibery to support recurring performance operations like monthly KPI reviews and quarterly goal planning. Because Fibery provides flexible spaces rather than rigid built-in schemas, teams create custom databases for metrics, periodic actuals, and review records. Direct Fibery API connectivity operates as a candidate capability requiring verified hosted credentials, with manual file exports serving as an immediate fallback. The agent reconciles baseline figures against reported results and drafts structured variance summaries. Department leads and executive owners verify discrepancies, evaluate operational explanations, and approve revised targets or follow-up tasks before records are updated.

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When to use it

Operators at smaller established companies with stable recurring business processes.

Example scenario

During a monthly review cycle, an agent extracts subscription growth metrics from Fibery. The recorded actual indicates ten percent expansion, but linked customer success updates note three delayed enterprise contract renewals. Rather than posting an unexamined positive review, the agent flags the timing mismatch, references the linked renewal records, and presents the variance package to the revenue operations lead. The lead confirms that two renewals closed in the first week of the subsequent month, approves an adjusted commentary record, and directs the agent to link a follow-up verification task to the upcoming monthly review entity.

Getting started

  • Create custom workspace databases representing metrics, period actuals, and review records
  • Provide direct Fibery API credentials for verified access, or prepare manual database file exports
  • Map custom entity types and relational fields to standard performance attributes
  • Establish a manual review cadence or external orchestration, as direct trigger setup is not supported

Common questions

Are Metric and Review entities built-in features of Fibery?

No. Fibery provides customizable relational spaces without fixed native schemas. Organizations define custom databases for metrics, actuals, reviews, and objectives, which the agent references based on workspace schema mappings.

How does an agent connect to Fibery when direct API access is not configured?

Fibery API access is a candidate capability requiring configured and verified hosted credentials. If direct API connectivity is not enabled, operators supply period data via manual CSV or JSON database exports.

Can Fibery webhooks or automation rules trigger Pump Up playbooks directly?

No. Direct trigger configuration within Pump Up is not currently available. Operators initiate review runs on a planned manual schedule or through external workflow orchestration.

How these workflows use your software

Monthly KPI review

Source records
Custom metric entities, recorded actuals, and variance commentary from Fibery databases
Agent work
Compare current period actuals against baseline targets and identify unaddressed variance thresholds
Result
Drafted monthly KPI review summary with flagged discrepancies and proposed action items
Human decision
Department lead approves variance explanations and confirms corrective task assignments

Quarterly KPI planning

Source records
Historical quarterly results, current baseline targets, and proposed department goals in Fibery
Agent work
Reconcile trailing achievement rates against proposed targets to identify ungrounded growth assumptions
Result
Reconciled planning package comparing scenario targets against historical run rates
Human decision
Executive leadership approves quarterly KPI targets and commits resource allocations

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