Your company-wide
AI playbook.
Describe a task in your own words. It works on your documents, asks when it needs to, and you keep the workflow as your own.
Q3 churn deck
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A new task, the way it comes about in the assistant. The activity line is collapsed by default, the way the app settles it.
How it starts
Three steps, no training day.
If you can write an email, you can run this.
- 1 · Describe the task
- In plain language. No formulas, no automation builder, no request to IT.
- 2 · It works on your documents
- It reads the files and systems you already have access to, and writes the result back into them.
- 3 · Write it down as a playbook
- Whatever worked once becomes the steps an agent follows and the rules it cannot break. Put it on a schedule and it runs without you.
New task
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Q3 churn deck
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- Q3 churn deck.pptx
Slide 4: churn 4.8% → 4.1% Slide 7: three accounts added with source links
Documents
It updates what already exists.
No second filing system. The assistant works in the files your team already keeps, and shows you what changes before it saves.
- Continue, don't duplicate
- The monthly deck, the proposal template, the price list: it extends the file that is already there.
- See the change first
- What it will write appears as a proposal in the chat, before it touches the file.
- Under your own access
- It sees exactly the folders you see. Nothing else.
Examples
What a playbook looks like in four departments.
Each one is the same object: an ordered list of steps, the tools each step may touch, and the rules that hold across all of them.
Accounting
Check open items and prepare the dunning letters
Runs every weekday morning. Anything above €10,000 waits for a person.
Sales
Build the churn deck from the CRM export and the tickets
Reads under your own access. The deck is proposed before it is written.
People
Summarise the works-council briefing from the minutes
A step that notes the source of every figure, so the draft cites where it came from.
Support
Condense the week's themes from the tickets
A rule on the reply tool: never promise a delivery date we haven't confirmed.