Synchronised across two devices
Real journeys span two devices. QApilot runs both sides as one continuous transaction.
Industry relevance
Real business journeys where one mobile action depends on another user, role, account, or device: the flows that break in production yet rarely get automated.
Commerce · Delivery · Gig
A buyer orders on one device; a seller or rider fulfils it on another.
Order → accept → dispatch → delivery confirmation is one business transaction. Dual-device testing proves the handoff, not just each screen in isolation.
Social · Collaboration · Chat
A message sent on one device must deliver and sync on the recipient’s.
Send, receive, read receipts, and sync across accounts are where real users feel quality. Automate both ends of the conversation as a single run.
Enterprise · Ops · Approvals
A field agent works on-site while a supervisor approves from another device.
Assign, escalate, and approve across roles is how enterprises ship work. Catch timing and state bugs before they hit the field.
The pattern, everywhere: one device acts, another responds. QApilot keeps the two in lockstep.
Step-level dependencies and cross-device validation turn two independent runs into one continuous transaction.
Device A submits and waits · QApilot releases the trigger · Device B approves and confirms as one orchestrated run.
Device A
QApilot
Device B
Choose the workflow running on each device: buyer and seller, sender and receiver, agent and supervisor.
Define where one plan waits for or triggers the other at exact steps, never brittle fixed timers.
Execute both plans as one synchronized workflow. See the handoff, the outcome, and clear failure attribution.
Under the hood
Benefits that matter when dual-device workflows are critical to your industry and your release bar.
Plans coordinate through defined waits and triggers, never brittle fixed timers.
Each device keeps its own live session while QApilot tracks the shared state between them.
Handoffs fire at exact steps, so timing never drifts between the two devices.
When a run breaks, you see the exact device and the exact step that caused it.
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