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YOUR AGENT FORExecutive assistantTurn scattered context into priorities, decisions and next steps you can review.6 activitiesExploreClose+
Executive and administrative assistant
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Daily brief
Brings together commitments, open work and relevant changes in a short brief, with source links and visible gaps.
- What goes in
- “What needs my attention today?” + your calendar and authorized sources.
- What you receive
- A daily summary with suggested priorities, meetings, open items and decisions awaiting you.
Your control: You define the sources and priority criteria. The brief does not change commitments.
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Google CalendarGmailSlackWeekly plan
Turns objectives into a work sequence with owners, dependencies and room for unexpected work.
- What goes in
- Weekly objectives, team availability and the current deliverables list.
- What you receive
- A reviewable plan with focus areas, milestones, open items and suggested deferrals.
Your control: The owner confirms changes to team deadlines or commitments.
Decision comparison
Organizes options around your business criteria and separates facts, estimates and unanswered questions.
- What goes in
- “Compare these proposals by scope, timeline and implementation effort.”
- What you receive
- A comparison table, known risks, a reasoned recommendation and questions for vendors.
Your control: The decision, contracting and any spending remain with you.
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Google DriveDelegation with context
Turns a loose instruction into an actionable assignment with an expected result and acceptance criteria.
- What goes in
- “I need the team to prepare the launch presentation.” + references.
- What you receive
- A brief with the objective, materials, suggested owner, proposed deadline and delivery checklist.
Your control: You validate the owner and deadline before communicating or assigning work to others.
Open project summary
Consolidates received updates and highlights progress, stalled work and the decision that could unblock it.
- What goes in
- Team updates, meeting notes and a task board with update dates.
- What you receive
- A project view with status, evidence, blocker, owner and next step.
Your control: Stale information is flagged. Follow-up messages require approval.
Weekly review and preparation
Compares planned work with delivered work and records lessons that inform the next decision.
- What goes in
- The weekly plan, verified deliverables and received feedback.
- What you receive
- A short review with completed work, open items, context changes and a proposed next focus.
Your control: You review lessons and priority changes before the shared plan is updated.
Be HumanGoogle DocsGoogle Calendar
Google CalendarYOUR AGENT FORCalendar & meetingsOrganize messages, prepare for meetings and keep track of what was agreed afterward.6 activitiesExploreClose+
Inbox, calendar and meetings
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Inbox triage
Groups messages by topic and identifies requests, deadlines and conversations that need your reply.
- What goes in
- Messages from an authorized inbox and urgency criteria you define.
- What you receive
- A suggested reply queue, conversation summaries and relevant attachment pointers.
Your control: Reading is limited to granted access. Archiving, deleting or sending requires approved scope.
GmailBe HumanReplies in your voice
Drafts replies using authorized history, the message intent and your communication preferences.
- What goes in
- “Acknowledge receipt and ask for the missing materials.”
- What you receive
- A reply draft with proposed recipients and attachments for review.
Your control: You approve the text and recipients before sending through the enabled channel.
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TelegramScheduling support
Checks authorized availability, accounts for time zones and prepares options without assuming access to other calendars.
- What goes in
- Participants, duration, preferred date range and scheduling constraints.
- What you receive
- Time options and a prepared invitation with an agenda, attendees and location or link.
Your control: Creating, changing, canceling or sending invitations happens after your confirmation.
Google CalendarGmailPre-meeting preparation
Retrieves available history and brings together the objective, context and questions so you arrive prepared.
- What goes in
- The invitation, attendees, previous conversations and related documents.
- What you receive
- A brief with an agenda, open points, useful links and decisions the meeting needs to produce.
Your control: Only authorized sources enter the brief. External sharing is reviewed.
Google CalendarGmailGoogle DriveMeeting notes, decisions and next steps
Turns notes or a supplied transcript into an organized record without inventing decisions.
- What goes in
- Notes, a transcript or an authorized meeting recording.
- What you receive
- Notes with decisions, open questions, named owners and deadlines actually agreed.
Your control: Recording and transcript use respect consent. Notes are reviewed before circulation.
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Google DriveBe HumanReminders and commitment follow-up
Turns confirmed commitments into a follow-up queue and prepares reminders suited to each context.
- What goes in
- “Remind me to review the proposal before the meeting.” + date and context.
- What you receive
- A configurable reminder, an open-item list and a follow-up draft when a recipient is involved.
Your control: The routine, frequency and channel are defined at setup. Messaging others requires sending approval.
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Google CalendarWhatsAppTelegramYOUR AGENT FORMemory & knowledgeGive your knowledge a home with defined sources, versions and access boundaries.6 activitiesExploreClose+
Knowledge, memory and methods
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A topic-based source library
Organizes supplied materials by topic, origin and version while preserving links to original documents.
- What goes in
- Documents, lessons, notes and references you authorize for use.
- What you receive
- A navigable index with summaries, categories, sources and materials that still need review.
Your control: You define the collection and who may access it. Client content stays separate.
Google DriveGoogle DocsBe HumanAnswers with source references
Finds answers in the permitted collection and identifies the source material, including conflicts or missing information.
- What goes in
- “What process did we agree on for approving new content?”
- What you receive
- A contextual answer with references and points that need human confirmation.
Your control: Answers depend on available material. Gaps do not become invented rules.
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Google DriveYour method as a playbook
Extracts steps, criteria and examples from your explanations to create a process others can follow.
- What goes in
- An interview about how you work, authorized examples and existing materials.
- What you receive
- A playbook with steps, questions, quality criteria, examples and exceptions.
Your control: You validate the method before adopting it as team guidance.
Voice and positioning guide
Identifies patterns in your materials to guide vocabulary, tone, core messages and what your brand avoids.
- What goes in
- Your own writing and videos, the offer description and approved communication examples.
- What you receive
- A voice guide with practical examples, preferred expressions and review criteria.
Your control: You approve the final voice. Testimonials, credentials and results are never invented.
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Google DriveDecision history
Records what was decided, by whom and from which context, while preserving later changes.
- What goes in
- Confirmed decisions from authorized conversations, meetings or documents.
- What you receive
- A searchable record with the decision, date, reason, source and any superseded guidance.
Your control: Only confirmed decisions become rules. Suggestions and hypotheses stay labeled.
Knowledge updates from feedback
Compares new feedback with existing material and proposes corrections without erasing history.
- What goes in
- Review comments, recurring questions and results you have verified.
- What you receive
- A proposed change list, related sources and a new version for approval.
Your control: Changes affecting team guidance are reviewed by the content owner.
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Google DriveYOUR AGENT FORSalesPrepare better conversations and keep opportunities organized with evidence and a clear next step.6 activitiesExploreClose+
Sales, CRM and follow-up
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Prospect research
Researches profiles and companies against defined criteria, checks available sources and separates eligible prospects from incomplete records.
- What goes in
- Your target customer profile, region, exclusion criteria and permitted sources.
- What you receive
- A reviewable list with evidence, fit rationale, gaps and possible duplicates.
Your control: Sources, limits and eligibility are defined before collection. The list does not trigger outreach.
CRM organization and updates
Standardizes fields, flags duplicates and proposes updates from authorized conversations and data.
- What goes in
- A CRM export, sales spreadsheet and your pipeline stage rules.
- What you receive
- A reviewed dataset, an inconsistency report and changes ready for review.
Your control: Writing, merging or deleting records requires appropriate access and change approval.
Sales conversation brief
Brings together opportunity history and helps prepare questions tied to the prospect’s actual needs.
- What goes in
- Previous notes, an inquiry form and materials the prospect shared.
- What you receive
- An opportunity summary, labeled hypotheses, discovery questions and possible next steps.
Your control: You validate hypotheses in the conversation. Interest is not treated as a buying commitment.
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GmailA tailored sales proposal
Turns a discovery assessment into a proposal with the scope, deliverables, stages and terms you supplied.
- What goes in
- The prospect’s needs, the agreed solution and approved commercial terms.
- What you receive
- An editable proposal with objectives, deliverables, responsibilities and flagged open fields.
Your control: Prices, discounts, guarantees and sending require your approval. Nothing is filled in by assumption.
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Google DriveContextual follow-up
Prepares follow-ups based on the latest conversation and agreed next step, with duplicate checks.
- What goes in
- “The proposal was sent and we agreed to reconnect on this date.” + history.
- What you receive
- A follow-up queue with the date, context, recipient and suggested message.
Your control: Sending uses only an authorized channel, approved text and the contact’s communication preferences.
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GmailWhatsAppTelegramPipeline review and next actions
Consolidates stages, open items and opportunities without a next step, separating forecasts from confirmed revenue.
- What goes in
- An updated CRM or spreadsheet, stage definitions and available commercial evidence.
- What you receive
- A pipeline report with bottlenecks, data gaps and suggested actions for each opportunity.
Your control: Conversion is not guaranteed. Forecasts are labeled and depend on record quality.
YOUR AGENT FORMarketingConnect your offer to content and prepare campaigns your team can review and execute.6 activitiesExploreClose+
Marketing, content and ads
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Content strategy and editorial calendar
Organizes topics, formats and calls to action around the offer, audience and the brand’s real source material.
- What goes in
- Your current offer, audience questions, selected channels and production capacity.
- What you receive
- A calendar with each piece’s topic, objective, format, source, owner and next step.
Your control: You validate the editorial direction. Scheduling or publishing content is approved separately.
Copy for posts, email and pages
Adapts a core message to each channel and your brand voice while keeping the offer and call to action consistent.
- What goes in
- “Turn this explanation into a post, an email and a page section.”
- What you receive
- Editable drafts with headlines, structure, copy and a call to action for each channel.
Your control: Claims, testimonials and numbers need sources and permission before publication.
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GmailInstagramCreative briefs and variations
Develops messaging angles, openings and visual directions to test messages in an organized way.
- What goes in
- The offer, brand identity, authorized assets and the hypothesis the campaign should test.
- What you receive
- A creative matrix with the concept, copy, visual reference, format and comparison criterion.
Your control: Use of images, brands, music and testimonials depends on the necessary rights and approvals.
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Google DrivePaid campaign preparation
Structures objectives, audiences, creative assets and tracking parameters from an approved brief.
- What goes in
- The objective, audience, approved creative, destination and budget set by the owner.
- What you receive
- A campaign plan and setup checklist, with an account draft when the connection supports it.
Your control: Connections and permissions are checked at setup. Activation, budgets and spending changes require approval.
Campaign review and improvement hypotheses
Reads available data and compares performance using clear period, objective and attribution definitions.
- What goes in
- Platform exports, recorded spend and available conversion events.
- What you receive
- A report with observed results, measurement limitations and suggested tests.
Your control: Revenue and returns appear only when supported by data. Campaign changes are approved.
Landing page and conversion journey review
Reviews offer clarity, buyer questions and the main action sequence using the supplied page.
- What goes in
- The current page, audience, offer and action the visitor should complete.
- What you receive
- Prioritized recommendations and proposed copy for sections, FAQs and the main call to action.
Your control: The review does not guarantee conversion gains. Published changes require scope and approval.
YOUR AGENT FORVideo & audioTurn ideas and authorized recordings into videos, clips, captions and distribution assets.7 activitiesExploreClose+
Video and audio creation and editing
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From brief to a first video
Creates a script and storyboard, then assembles a video from authorized recordings, screen captures, slides and assets.
- What goes in
- The objective, audience, message, style references and available production material.
- What you receive
- A script, visual sequence, list of missing footage and first cut in the agreed format.
Your control: The visual scope and materials are approved. Additional recording, paid media and publishing are agreed separately.
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Google DriveEditing lessons, interviews and long videos
Organizes the narrative, removes discarded takes and adjusts pauses while preserving speech and meaning.
- What goes in
- The original recording, video objective, references and sections that must remain.
- What you receive
- An edited cut for review, with chapters or titles when included in scope.
Your control: The original is preserved. Sensitive cuts and the final version are reviewed before external delivery.
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Google DriveClips for Reels, Shorts and social media
Selects self-contained moments and adapts framing, the opening and pacing to the selected format.
- What goes in
- An authorized long video, priority topics, desired length and destination channels.
- What you receive
- A selection of moments, clip files and suggested titles and post captions.
Your control: Quantity and formats are defined for the project. Speech context and final cuts are validated before publishing.
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Google DriveCaptions, transcripts and language versions
Transcribes speech, reviews terms and synchronizes captions. Prepares translation when included, preserving names and meaning.
- What goes in
- Video or audio, language, name spellings and caption style preferences.
- What you receive
- A reviewed transcript, an SRT or VTT file and a captioned video when requested.
Your control: Technical terms and ambiguous passages need review. Translation does not include dubbing by default.
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Google DriveVoice cleanup and audio editing
Reduces noise when source quality allows, balances volume and removes pauses or recording mistakes while preserving the original voice.
- What goes in
- Raw audio, the material’s purpose and references for the desired result.
- What you receive
- Cleaned audio for review and a distribution version in the agreed format.
Your control: Quality depends on the recording. Synthetic speech, voice cloning and licensed music are not included by default.
Google DriveTellaLive streams and webinars, from agenda to replay
Prepares the event sequence, presentation materials and a repurposing plan for the authorized recording.
- What goes in
- The topic, audience, confirmed participants, selected platform and event materials.
- What you receive
- An agenda, opening script, slides, preparation checklist and replay editing when included in scope.
Your control: The platform, capture setup and live operation are validated separately. Broadcasting and recording require authorization.
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Google DriveOne recording, multiple assets
Repurposes a recording into formats that preserve the message and point to the same offer.
- What goes in
- An approved lesson, podcast, webinar or video and the channels you want to support.
- What you receive
- A package defined in the brief: clips, a summary, an article, email, posts, chapters and descriptions.
Your control: Each format and quantity is scoped. Distribution follows review and approval for each destination.
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Google DriveInstagramYouTubeYOUR AGENT FORDocumentsMove from scattered notes and files to organized, reviewable materials ready for their agreed use.6 activitiesExploreClose+
Documents, PDFs, presentations and spreadsheets
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Professional editable documents
Structures notes and approved content into documents with clear headings, narrative, tables and references.
- What goes in
- “Turn these notes into a team report.” + template and brand identity.
- What you receive
- A Google Docs or DOCX document, as scoped, with content gaps flagged.
Your control: You review the content and recipients. Signing or external sending requires specific authorization.
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Google DriveBranded PDFs
Lays out approved material with visual hierarchy, authorized images and checked links for reading and sharing.
- What goes in
- Approved content, a logo, authorized photos, the format and material purpose.
- What you receive
- A visually reviewed PDF with checked fonts, margins, pages and links.
Your control: Data, images and the final version are approved. Generating a file does not mean sending or publishing it.
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Google DrivePresentations with a clear story
Organizes the message into a slide sequence with examples, visuals and speaker notes.
- What goes in
- The audience, meeting objective, available content and planned presentation length.
- What you receive
- An editable presentation in the agreed format, speaker notes and a PDF version when requested.
Your control: The team validates information, asset rights and the narrative before an external presentation.
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Google DriveFile extraction and comparison
Finds information in supplied documents and organizes differences between versions with source references.
- What goes in
- “Compare these versions and highlight deadlines, deliverables and changed points.”
- What you receive
- A difference table, a summary of relevant points and fields that could not be read confidently.
Your control: Reading scans depends on file quality. Specialized interpretations require qualified review.
Google DriveGoogle DocsGoogle SheetsOrganized spreadsheets and explicit scenarios
Structures data, formulas and comparisons with visible assumptions, preserving the distinction between reported and estimated values.
- What goes in
- Source data, calculation rules and the scenarios you want to compare.
- What you receive
- A reviewable spreadsheet with inputs, formulas, results and documented assumptions.
Your control: You confirm the assumptions. The spreadsheet does not make payments, charge customers or make financial decisions.
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Google DriveGuides, lessons and training materials
Turns your method and authorized content into a learning path with exercises, examples and supporting materials.
- What goes in
- The learning objective, audience, method and material available for use.
- What you receive
- A lesson plan, script, workbook or checklist, with exercises aligned to the objective.
Your control: The content owner validates the material. Hosting, certification and sales are separately scoped.
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Google DriveYOUR AGENT FOROperationsMake work visible with clear processes, traceable indicators and tracked exceptions.6 activitiesExploreClose+
Operations, projects and reporting
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Project and implementation plan
Breaks an objective into deliverables, dependencies and milestones, highlighting what still needs definition.
- What goes in
- The project objective, agreed scope, available team and known constraints.
- What you receive
- A plan with stages, proposed owners, completion criteria and decision points.
Your control: Deadlines, assignments and external commitments are validated before execution.
Checklists for recurring work
Documents a routine with execution order, verification criteria and a path for handling exceptions.
- What goes in
- A description of how the team handles onboarding, review, delivery or closing.
- What you receive
- A reusable checklist with required inputs, steps, an owner and completion evidence.
Your control: The team validates the routine. Steps that change systems depend on approved permissions and scope.
Team status report
Summarizes progress from agreed sources and shows open items without confusing started work with completed delivery.
- What goes in
- Project updates, the task list and evidence of deliverables.
- What you receive
- A periodic report with completed work, ongoing work, blockers and required decisions.
Your control: Frequency and audience are defined. Posting the report follows the agreed approval.
Indicators from available data
Consolidates exports and compares periods using documented definitions, with missing data clearly marked.
- What goes in
- Authorized spreadsheets or exports, the analysis period and definitions for each indicator.
- What you receive
- A dashboard or report with traceable numbers, sources, update dates and data-quality notes.
Your control: Metrics reflect source coverage. Forecasts and unreconciled data remain separate.
Open-item and exception queue
Identifies items outside the defined rule and organizes them by impact and owner to support follow-up.
- What goes in
- Deadlines, statuses, operating rules and updated process records.
- What you receive
- A queue with the observed problem, reference, owner and suggested action.
Your control: Alert criteria and channels are configured. External fixes are not carried out on assumptions.
Work handoff with context
Brings together delivery status so another person can continue with accessible materials, decisions and open items.
- What goes in
- The current project, authorized files, decisions made and what remains open.
- What you receive
- A handoff package with context, links, a continuation checklist and acceptance criteria.
Your control: File access is checked for the recipient. Sharing requires authorization.
Google DriveGoogle DocsBe HumanYOUR AGENT FORPeopleOrganize employee onboarding, team materials and development routines with context and human review.6 activitiesExploreClose+
People, teams and development
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New employee onboarding
Organizes a new team member’s first steps, connecting materials, introductions and open items to their owners.
- What goes in
- The role, confirmed start date, team checklist and authorized materials.
- What you receive
- An onboarding plan with a proposed schedule, reading materials, owners and a follow-up checklist.
Your control: People and team leaders validate the plan. Access grants, invitations and communications require authorization.
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Google DriveGoogle CalendarJob descriptions and interview preparation
Structures job-related responsibilities and requirements and prepares consistent questions for team-led interviews.
- What goes in
- The role scope, required skills, approved terms and hiring process stages.
- What you receive
- A job description, interview guide and job-related criteria for review by the responsible team.
Your control: The team validates criteria and publication. Assessment, selection and hiring remain human decisions, with no automated candidate ranking.
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Google DriveBe HumanInternal policy and process FAQs
Organizes answers to team questions using approved policies, with source references and a route for exceptions.
- What goes in
- Current policies, recurring questions and the owner of each topic.
- What you receive
- An FAQ collection with sources, versions and the responsible contact when policy does not resolve a question.
Your control: The People team approves answers. Responsible staff decide interpretations, exceptions and policy changes.
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Google DriveSlackLearning paths and supporting materials
Turns learning objectives and approved content into a sequence of study, practice and follow-up conversations.
- What goes in
- Objectives agreed with the team, existing materials and availability defined by participants.
- What you receive
- A proposed learning path with content, exercises, a practice checklist and an agenda for human follow-up.
Your control: Participants and leaders review the path. The material does not score performance or decide promotions or compensation.
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Google DriveBe HumanSummaries of supplied feedback
Groups authorized feedback by theme, preserving differences in perspective and separating observations from interpretations.
- What goes in
- Feedback collected by the team, the summary objective and access and anonymization rules.
- What you receive
- A thematic summary with recurring points, differing perspectives and questions for a human-led conversation.
Your control: The People team checks context and use before sharing. There is no inference of sensitive traits, psychological profiling or automated decision about a person.
Team routine and indicator tracking
Consolidates authorized onboarding, learning and commitment records to show process gaps and missing data.
- What goes in
- Supplied spreadsheets or records, indicator definitions, the period and routine owners.
- What you receive
- An aggregate process report with sources, dates, open items and next steps for team review.
Your control: The People team approves indicators and access. The report does not create individual rankings or infer productivity through surveillance.
YOUR AGENT FORCustomer serviceHelp your team answer with context, track open items and route matters that need a person.6 activitiesExploreClose+
Customer service and customer experience
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FAQs with approved answers
Organizes recurring questions and prepares answers tied to your business’s official policies and information.
- What goes in
- Received questions, current policies and authorized product or service content.
- What you receive
- An FAQ collection with sources, versions and guidance on when to route a question to the team.
Your control: The team approves answers. Cases outside policy go to a responsible person.
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Google DriveRequest triage
Identifies the topic, organizes supplied details and suggests priority and routing based on service rules.
- What goes in
- Incoming messages from authorized channels and team-defined categories.
- What you receive
- A summarized record with the topic, missing information, suggested priority and responsible team.
Your control: Active service depends on the enabled channel and approved policy. Exceptions are routed to the team.
WhatsAppGmailTelegramBe HumanContextual replies for review
Prepares a reply using the question, permitted history and current product or service rules.
- What goes in
- The customer’s request, authorized context and the applicable policy.
- What you receive
- A suggested reply with next steps and a flag for anything needing internal confirmation.
Your control: Refunds, discounts and deadline promises need the owner’s approval. Sending follows the channel policy.
GmailWhatsAppBe HumanNew customer onboarding
Organizes the first steps and materials needed to start delivery, with open-item tracking.
- What goes in
- The contracted scope, intake checklist, received information and owners.
- What you receive
- A welcome plan, a list of missing materials and prepared messages for each stage.
Your control: Access and materials respect the customer’s scope. Invitations and messages are approved before sending.
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Google DriveGmailBe HumanFollow-up through resolution
Keeps customer and team dependencies visible and prepares the next contact from the latest confirmed status.
- What goes in
- Open requests, the latest reply, the owner and the agreed deadline.
- What you receive
- A follow-up queue with the open item, owner, next contact and completion evidence when available.
Your control: A case appears resolved only with appropriate confirmation. Communications follow authorization and customer preferences.
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GmailWhatsAppFeedback and recurring question analysis
Groups authorized feedback by topic to identify friction in communication, the product or delivery.
- What goes in
- Surveys, support messages and comments permitted for analysis.
- What you receive
- A report with observed patterns, anonymized examples where needed and suggested improvements.
Your control: Data use and retention are defined. Testimonials and identifiable quotes need consent for public use.
YOUR AGENT FORApps & workflowsDesign workflows across tools you already use, enabling each connection according to access, support and scope.6 activitiesExploreClose+
Connected apps and workflows
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Tools and permissions map
Defines which tools join the workflow, what data is needed and which actions can be prepared or executed.
- What goes in
- Your current tools, account owners and the routine you want to organize.
- What you receive
- A map of proposed connections, required permissions, limits and an activation checklist.
Your control: Each connection is assessed individually. An app name or logo does not prove an active integration.
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GmailGoogle CalendarGoogle DriveWhatsAppTelegramFrom email to an organized document
Combines authorized reading, attachment classification and a prepared reply linked to received material.
- What goes in
- “Organize this project’s materials and prepare a confirmation of what we received.”
- What you receive
- A file index, an organization proposal and a reply listing received materials and open items.
Your control: Moving, renaming, sharing files or sending the reply depends on scope and approval.
GmailGoogle DriveGoogle DocsFrom calendar event to preparation brief
Links an event to authorized documents and conversations to prepare context before the meeting.
- What goes in
- A confirmed event and the sources permitted for preparation.
- What you receive
- A brief linked to the event, with an agenda, references and open questions.
Your control: Frequency and access are defined during setup. The workflow does not invite attendees without approval.
Google CalendarGmailGoogle DriveBe HumanFrom a message to a reviewable deliverable
Turns an authorized text or voice request into a brief and the material defined for that workflow.
- What goes in
- “Use these notes to prepare the meeting summary and an email draft.”
- What you receive
- A summary, document or draft with sources, open items and a next review step.
Your control: The channel, identity and accepted formats must be enabled. External delivery requires approval.
WhatsAppTelegramBe HumanGoogle DocsFrom authorized data to a recurring report
Combines defined sources in a reading routine and prepares a consistent report format each cycle.
- What goes in
- Agreed spreadsheets or exports, the period and report rules.
- What you receive
- A report with sources, update dates, period changes and flagged gaps.
Your control: Frequency, access and destination are configured. An unavailable source appears as a gap, not a normal result.
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Google DriveBe HumanFrom review to confirmed action
Prepares an action with visible content and destination and, when authorized and supported, records the tool’s response.
- What goes in
- A reviewed document, message or post, the recipient or channel and the corresponding authorization.
- What you receive
- A preview for approval and a status record: prepared, sent, published or still awaiting confirmation.
Your control: Execution depends on the enabled connection. An uncertain result is not treated as success or automatically repeated.
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GmailWhatsAppTelegramThe catalog presents possibilities, not a fixed package. Connections, permissions, limits and deliverables are defined during setup. Your selection guides the conversation and does not change the contract. Sending, publishing and spending require approval.
A connected operation
Stop holding everything
together in your head.
Be Human is the home where your agents, knowledge and channels work together. Your process is the starting point, with a human in control.
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Your memory
Documents, decisions and processes become useful context.
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ResearchOrganizePrepareYour agents
Clear roles, the right tools and defined permissions.
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✓ Brief prepared✓ Proposal ready to review◌ Sending awaits approval
Real deliverables
You review, approve and track what happened.
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Autonomy within agreed boundaries. Sending, publishing, sensitive changes and spending require approval.
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03 / Your world, in practice
The same intelligence.
Your way of operating.
Implementation starts with your team’s actual work. These examples help us design the first workflows together.
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Founders and lean teams
For people who carry business decisions, messages and context in their heads.
Explore the activities ↗- 01
Calendar and open work → daily brief → priorities reviewed by you.
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Meeting → recorded decisions → prepared tasks and team messages.
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Scattered updates → project overview → decisions that unblock the week.
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Your way of working → playbook → accessible context for better delegation.
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Experts, consultants and coaches
Organize your method and turn authorized knowledge into content, offers and delivery materials.
Explore the activities ↗- 01
An interview about your method → playbook → guidance material.
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Lesson or video → edited video and clips → posts and email for review.
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Discovery conversation → scoped proposal → prepared follow-up.
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Recurring questions → answer library → improved materials.
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03
Agencies and marketing teams
Keep briefs, production, approval and reporting connected while keeping client work separate.
Explore the activities ↗- 01
Brand brief → editorial calendar → scripts and assets for approval.
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Authorized recording → editing → a format package for each channel.
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Campaign data → sourced report → improvement hypotheses.
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Approved feedback → asset revision → a record of what changed.
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04
Educators and training businesses
Structure lessons, materials and student questions around content you know well.
Explore the activities ↗- 01
Learning objective → learning path → lesson script and presentation.
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Lesson recording → editing and captions → a file ready for review.
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Method → exercises and checklists → editable supporting material.
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Student questions → sourced FAQ → course improvement points.
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Real estate teams and property operations
Organize supplied information, documents and sales follow-up by property and opportunity.
Explore the activities ↗- 01
Authorized property information → organized listing sheet → sales material for review.
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Incoming inquiry → needs context → prepared questions and reply.
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Supplied documents → missing-item checklist → routing to the owner.
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Viewing or conversation → proposed CRM update → approved next contact.
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Appointment-based service businesses
Prepare service and follow-up with consistent information, authorized availability and clear rules.
Explore the activities ↗- 01
Service question → policy-based reply → team routing when needed.
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Scheduling request → available options → invitation after confirmation.
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Confirmed booking → preparation checklist → approved reminder.
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Received feedback → recurring topics → suggested service improvements.
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E-commerce and product brands
Use authorized catalog, order and policy information to support content and customer service.
Explore the activities ↗- 01
Product data → description and FAQs → brand review.
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Catalog and campaign → calendar → copy and creative briefs.
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Order inquiry → available source review → prepared reply with confirmed status.
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Sales and support export → report → gaps and next tests.
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B2B professional service firms
Keep sales and project delivery moving with organized documents, context and responsibilities.
Explore the activities ↗- 01
Discovery meeting → proposal → implementation plan after agreement.
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Received documentation → intake checklist → open items by owner.
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Project update → status report → decisions for the next cycle.
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Completed delivery → handoff documentation → lessons incorporated into the method.
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04 / From conversation to routine
Installation is just the start.
It needs to work for you.
Implementation has a starting point, deliverables and acceptance criteria. The recurring service keeps the operation supported and context relevant.
01→
Discover
We map your routine, bottlenecks, sources and the result that needs to show up.
DELIVERABLEPriority map + agreed scope
02→
Connect
We organize context and connect only approved accounts and permissions.
DELIVERABLEKnowledge base + defined access
03→
Put it to work
We implement selected workflows and validate inputs, outputs and approvals with you.
DELIVERABLEDemonstrated workflows + acceptance criteria
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Improve
We train your team and follow the operation to improve what matters.
DELIVERABLEHandoff + recurring improvement plan
After implementation
Your operation keeps learning.
- Support for contracted workflows and context adjustments.
- Review of priorities, failures and improvement opportunities.
- Team support and improvements within recurring scope.
Cadence, support channels, capacity, integrations, third-party costs and new projects are defined in the proposal. There is no promise of unrestricted automation or guaranteed financial results.
Questions that matter
Before our
first conversation.
Does this replace my team?+
The purpose is to support your team’s work. We define responsibilities, approvals and where an agent can help. Business decisions and tasks requiring professional judgment remain with the responsible people.
Is this another tool I need to learn?+
Implementation starts with your existing tools and channels. Available connections and required changes are assessed before scope is defined. The handoff includes guidance for your team.
How does access to my data work?+
Required sources, accounts and permissions are agreed per workflow. Setup defines the context used, who can access it and which actions require approval. Sensitive information requires specific handling and scope.
Is everything in the catalog included?+
The catalog presents possibilities. Your proposal selects activities, integrations, capacity and deliverables. A listed activity does not mean an already active connection or automatic inclusion in your contract.
How long does implementation take?+
The timeline depends on scope, how sources are organized and access availability. Dates and milestones are defined after discovery, with clear criteria for validating each deliverable.
What happens after implementation?+
The recurring service supports contracted workflows, context and agreed adjustments. New integrations or larger projects are assessed separately. Support, frequency and limits are specified in the proposal.
Your next step
More human.
Less busywork.
Let’s look at your routine and find the first workflow worth taking off your mind.
The conversation is the starting point. Your proposal defines the scope.