One chat panel, docked on every page, with two jobs: ask it anything about your business and get an evidence-backed answer, or tell it what happened and watch it become the logged call, the task, the drafted email — previewed, and applied only when you say so.
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Type “which estimates are going stale?” or “what happened with the Acme deal?” and the Assistant answers from your workspace’s own records. Status questions return clickable record lists; what-happened questions return an answer built on an Evidence Timeline you can verify source by source.
“Log a call with Acme — they want the pilot, send the recap, and chase Thursday if no reply.” The Assistant extracts each action, shows you exactly what it understood, and applies on confirm. After applying, every action reports its result with a link to the record it touched.
Low-risk, high-confidence actions get a compact quick-confirm card: summary, confidence pill, Apply or Discard. Everything else opens a full review. Anything that sends externally — a booking that emails a real calendar invite — always gets the full review, no exceptions.
The microphone transcribes speech straight into the composer — dictation is just a faster way to type, and the same preview-and-confirm flow always applies. That’s the whole “say it once” motion: one voice note after the call, four reviewed actions, zero data entry.
The same Assistant assembles a daily brief on your dashboard: missed calls, new leads, stale estimates, overdue tasks, stuck jobs — with the priority items linked so you start the day acting, not hunting.
The Assistant is enabled per workspace — if you don’t see the panel, your admin can switch it on.
No. Every action returns as a preview, and nothing is written until you tap Apply. Low-risk, high-confidence actions get a quick confirm card; anything that sends externally, changes a deal stage, edits a contact, or comes back at low confidence always opens a full review — one row per action, each editable, removable, or re-targetable before anything happens.
It says so. The Assistant answers only from your workspace’s own records and doesn’t guess — answers come with an Evidence Timeline showing exactly which records they came from, each with an excerpt, source, freshness, and a link to open it. Every answer is also permission-scoped: you only ever see what you’re allowed to see.
Ask it anything about your business — “which estimates are going stale?”, “what happened with the Acme deal?” — and tell it what to do: log a call, create or complete a task, add or update a contact, move a deal’s stage, push a close date, book or reschedule a meeting, or set a chase for a quiet thread. You can combine several actions in one message; each becomes its own review row.
Yes — the microphone transcribes straight into the composer, which is how “say it once” works after a call. But higher-stakes actions (booking or rescheduling meetings, marking a deal won, changing stages or close dates) are deliberately never confirmed by voice alone — they always come back to an on-screen review.
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