For Executives
Two Hundred Emails. Fifteen That Need You.
The problem was never the volume, it was that finding the fifteen costs the same as reading all two hundred. The Personal Agent does the finding, and drafts most of the fifteen.
The Problem
Attention Is the Scarce Thing and It Leaks All Day
The job is a small number of decisions that only you can make, wrapped in several hundred interruptions that anybody could handle. The interruptions arrive with the same urgency as the decisions, and sorting them is itself the work that stops you doing either.
By the time the day has been triaged, scheduled, prepped and followed up, the hours where you were going to think about the actual problem are gone. Not to anything important. To the overhead of being reachable.
What Changes
What Your Agent Handles
You Open a Short List
The inbox arrives triaged into what needs a decision, what needs a signature and what needed nothing, with drafts against the ones that only need sending.
The Calendar Defends Itself
Scheduling and rescheduling handled without the thread, and the blocks you told it to protect stay protected, including the ones that are not meetings.
Never Walk In Cold
Who you are seeing, what was said last time, what they want and what is outstanding. Two minutes of reading instead of five minutes of reconstruction.
Nothing You Promised Disappears
What you committed to in a meeting is captured and comes back before it is late, rather than living in your head until it does not.
Research Before the Conversation
The company, the person, the number you half-remember. Summarized with sources you can check, in time to be useful.
It Sounds Like You
These go to people who know you, so an approximately right message is worse than none. Anything it is unsure of comes to you instead of going out.
Not Quite You?
The Same Engine, Configured Differently
Get Started
Spend the Day on the Decisions
Nothing here makes the hard calls. It removes everything standing between you and the hours in which you would make them.