# Script.it > Automations in a world of agents ## Docs - [Billing, credits, and subscription plans in Script.it](https://docs.script.it/account/billing.md): Script.it uses a credit-based system to track AI and execution usage. Learn how credits work, what consumes them, and how to upgrade your plan. - [Security and data privacy: how Script.it protects you](https://docs.script.it/account/security.md): Script.it encrypts data in transit and at rest, runs scripts in isolated environments, and operates on Google Cloud with automatic failover and backups. - [Your Script.it workspace: scripts, sessions, and settings](https://docs.script.it/account/workspace.md): Your workspace is the home for all your scripts, sessions, and settings. Learn how to sign up, what a workspace contains, and where to manage your account. - [Scripts, sessions, triggers, and other core concepts](https://docs.script.it/core-concepts.md): Understand the key building blocks of Script.it: scripts, blocks, sessions, triggers, integrations, the AI agent, and how credits work. - [Connect, authorize, and manage Script.it integrations](https://docs.script.it/integrations/connecting.md): Connect any of Script.it's 600+ integrations from Settings → Integrations, then use them in your scripts immediately — no extra configuration needed. - [Call any HTTP endpoint with a custom webhook integration](https://docs.script.it/integrations/custom-webhook.md): Use a custom webhook integration to send HTTP requests to any URL from a script — ideal for internal APIs and services outside Script.it's 600+ catalog. - [Integrations: connect your apps and tools to Script.it](https://docs.script.it/integrations/overview.md): Script.it connects to Slack, Gmail, Notion, HubSpot, and 600+ other tools so your scripts can read and write data wherever you work. - [Script.it: AI-powered workflow automation platform](https://docs.script.it/introduction.md): Script.it turns plain-English descriptions into working automation workflows — no coding required. Connect 600+ tools and run scripts on any schedule. - [Quickstart: build and run your first Script.it workflow](https://docs.script.it/quickstart.md): Go from zero to a running automation in minutes — sign up, describe your workflow, and watch the AI agent build and run it for you. - [Script blocks: executable steps and Markdown notes](https://docs.script.it/scripts/blocks.md): Blocks are the steps inside a Script.it script. Learn how executable and Markdown blocks work, what they produce, and how to manage them in chat. - [What are scripts? Automation workflows in Script.it](https://docs.script.it/scripts/overview.md): Scripts are reusable workflows built by the AI agent. Each script contains ordered blocks, source files, and supporting files for your automation. - [Script.it templates: ready-made automation workflows](https://docs.script.it/scripts/templates.md): Browse pre-built Script.it templates for reporting, research, content creation, and more — open one in your workspace and start automating immediately. - [Using the Script.it agent chat to build and run scripts](https://docs.script.it/sessions/chat.md): Build, run, modify, and debug scripts by chatting with the Script.it AI agent — from your first message to a working, iterated automation. - [Session files: view and download your script outputs](https://docs.script.it/sessions/files.md): Every session has its own files panel showing outputs, downloads, and data your scripts produced. Learn how to view, use, and export session files. - [Sessions: your workspace for building and running scripts](https://docs.script.it/sessions/overview.md): A session is a chat conversation with the Script.it AI agent. Build scripts, run them, review output, and iterate — all through natural language. - [Trigger scripts from integration events in Script.it](https://docs.script.it/triggers/integrations.md): Integration event triggers fire your script when something happens in a connected tool — a new Slack message, Calendly booking, Gmail, or Linear issue. - [Triggers: run your scripts automatically in Script.it](https://docs.script.it/triggers/overview.md): Triggers let your scripts run on their own — on a schedule, from a webhook URL, or when something happens in a connected tool like Slack or Gmail. - [Schedule triggers: run scripts on a recurring basis](https://docs.script.it/triggers/schedule.md): Schedule triggers fire your script automatically at a fixed cadence — choose a common interval or write a custom cron expression with timezone support. - [Webhook triggers: fire Script.it scripts via HTTP POST](https://docs.script.it/triggers/webhook.md): Webhook triggers give your script a unique URL — send an HTTP POST to that URL from any external service or script to run your automation on demand. ## Optional - [App](https://app.script.it)