Hand your assistant a deal, and skip the backstory
One click hands your assistant a deal, and it reads the whole story before it answers. Talk instead of typing, let it run your calendar, and when nobody is waiting on you, have it find people worth talking to.
One click hands it the whole deal
Asking about a deal used to start with explaining it. Open a deal from a chat answer, a notification or a suggestion on Home, and press Ask AI: a new chat starts with that deal in the box as a pill, and your assistant reads its full deal memory before it answers.
- →The first question is already written — change it or send it, nothing goes until you do
- →Wrong deal? Delete the pill like any other word
Say it instead of typing it
Some questions are quicker to say than to type, especially on the way out of a call. Tap the mic and talk — the words appear as you speak, and land in the box for you to fix up before anything is sent.
- →Stop and pick up again as often as you like; each take adds on to what's there
Let it run your calendar
Ask what's on Thursday, have it block an hour to prep, then push it to Friday or clear it off — your assistant reads and changes your Google or Outlook calendar for you. A new event comes with a Meet or Teams link unless you'd rather it didn't.
- →Ask it to move something and it moves it, instead of leaving a second copy behind
- →It only touches one-off events that are yours alone — never an invite someone sent you
Nobody to follow up with? Have it find some
An empty queue is a bad way to start the week. When nothing is waiting on you, Where you stand offers Find prospects — it starts from your website and comes back with a short list of companies that look like your buyers, each with the public signal behind it.
- →The button fills in the request and waits for you to press send
- →Or type / in a chat with your assistant and pick Find prospects