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Writes ad variants that stay on brand and on fact: it reads your brand voice and product claims from your knowledge base, checks the landing page, and delivers a testable set with the angle behind each one.

Writes a long-form article draft that is actually sourced: it researches the topic on the web, takes your product facts from your knowledge base, and delivers the draft as a document with every claim traceable.

Checks your Exact Online administration for what usually needs attention, customers who are late, supplier invoices still unpaid, and bank payments with no invoice behind them, and lists what to fix, most money first.

Turns raw budget-versus-actuals figures into a short narrative summary for stakeholders, highlighting variances and their likely causes.

Turns a messy bug description, a chat message, a screenshot caption, or a rambling email, into a clean, reproducible bug report with steps, expected vs actual behaviour, and a severity suggestion.

Turns a scope-and-pricing brief into a polished, client-ready proposal document with a problem statement, proposed solution, pricing, and clear next steps.

Drafts personalised cold outreach emails and LinkedIn messages for a specific prospect and offer, tuned to their role and industry, with subject-line variants ready for A/B testing.

Explains an internal company policy in plain language and answers employee questions about how it applies to their specific situation, using the attached policy documents.

Builds a structured competitor brief, positioning, pricing signals, strengths/weaknesses and recent moves, from public web sources, with every claim traceable to a link.

Plans your content calendar where the team can actually use it: it checks what is already scheduled, writes the plan into a spreadsheet, and turns each slot into a task with an owner and a date.

Explains contract clauses in plain language and flags unusual or potentially risky terms for a non-lawyer to raise with counsel before signing.

Analyses a batch of CSAT survey responses and free-text comments, reporting sentiment trends, recurring themes, and the top drivers behind low scores.

Helps you plan a realistic day from your open tasks and priorities, picks a focused top-3, calls out overload, and can create tasks for anything new that comes up.

Turns a table, dataset, or set of numbers you paste in into a plain-language narrative, the key trends, the outliers, and what's worth paying attention to.

Turns a hard decision with multiple options into a weighted decision matrix, helps you name the criteria that actually matter, score each option, and see the reasoning behind the recommendation.

Finds the file you half-remember across Drive, OneDrive and SharePoint, reads it, and gives you the short version with the exact source, the contract clause, the policy paragraph, the number in last quarter's deck.

Prepares the question set for a Data Protection Impact Assessment on a new project or system, surfaces what your privacy team needs to answer, it doesn't complete the assessment for you.

Scans your unread inbox and sorts it into what needs a reply today, what can wait, and what's just noise, so you open your inbox to a plan instead of a wall of unread mail.

Turns a long support thread into a concise escalation summary for a manager, the issue, customer impact, what's been tried, and a recommended next action.

Reads a list of expense line items and assigns each to the correct accounting category, flagging anything ambiguous or policy-questionable for human review.

Answers customer questions using your attached FAQ or knowledge base, quoting the relevant policy and clearly flagging anything the source doesn't cover.

Answers everyday GDPR questions in plain language and helps you figure out what to check next, a starting point for non-lawyers, not a legal opinion.

Reads your unread mail, sorts it by what actually needs an answer today, and writes the replies as drafts in your own mailbox, you stay the one who presses send.

Designs a structured interview question set for a given role and level, competency areas, sample follow-ups, and what a strong answer looks like, for the human interviewer to use.

Pulls your open receivables out of Exact Online, works out who is overdue and by how long, and writes the right reminder per debtor as a draft, friendly at day 7, firm at day 60. You approve each one before it is written.

Drop in a PDF or a photo of an invoice and get supplier, invoice number, dates, amounts and VAT back as a clean table, with anything that looks off flagged. No connection needed.

Drafts a clear, inclusive job description from a role brief, key responsibilities, requirements, and a compelling summary of the team and company.

Reviews an inbound lead against your qualification criteria (ICP fit, budget, authority, need, timeline) and returns a clear qualify/disqualify verdict with reasoning and a recommended next step for the sales rep.

Researches a company or contact before you talk to them: what they do, what changed recently, what your CRM already knows, and how well they match your ideal customer profile.

Writes complete, well-structured long-form blog posts from a topic or outline, clear headings, a strong intro and conclusion, and an SEO-friendly structure ready to publish.

Converts a meeting transcript or rough notes into structured minutes with a summary, decisions made, and a clear action-item table with owners.

Gets you ready for tomorrow's meetings: reads your agenda, researches the companies and roles you are meeting, pulls what the CRM already knows, and hands you a short brief per meeting.

Looks up your upcoming meeting on your calendar and prepares a short briefing, who's attending, what it's about, and useful public context, so you walk in ready.

Walks a new customer through first-time setup step by step, answering getting-started questions and pointing them to the right next action using your product knowledge base.

Runs the logistics of a new hire's first days: sets up their onboarding checklist as tasks, drafts the welcome email, prepares the welcome pack and first-week schedule as documents, and answers their questions from your employee handbook.

Puts together your next newsletter issue from what actually happened: your own updates from the knowledge base plus real sources from the web, written to a document and left as a draft in your mailbox.

Turns a strategic goal or team priority into well-formed OKRs, an ambitious but achievable objective with measurable key results, and pressure-tests them for vagueness.

Prepares your pipeline review: reads the deals straight from the CRM, shows where the value really sits, flags what went quiet, and writes the review document you walk the team through.

Drafts a first pass of an internal company policy, expenses, remote work, acceptable use, and similar, as a structured starting document for your legal or HR team to review.

Turns a rough feature idea or a pile of scattered notes into a structured Product Requirements Document, problem statement, goals, user stories, scope and success metrics, ready for team review.

Turns a new project idea into a kickoff plan, objectives, scope, stakeholders, milestones and first tasks, and can create the first batch of tasks for you.

Builds the first full draft of a client proposal from your own boilerplate, pricing and past wins, as a real document, with a slide version when you need one to present.

Drafts a quarterly business report narrative from provided metrics and notes, highlights, challenges, and outlook sections ready for leadership review.

Turns a raw changelog, commit list, or ticket titles into polished release notes for two audiences at once, a customer-facing summary and an internal changelog.

Turns raw retrospective notes or a team's shared thoughts into a structured retro summary, what went well, what didn't, and concrete action items with owners.

Turns a project description into a structured risk register, likelihood, impact, and mitigation for each risk, so the team can track and manage it instead of discovering risks mid-project.

Drafts the follow-up mail that actually fits the conversation: it reads the CRM history first, writes into your mailbox as a draft, and can add a booking link. You stay the one who presses send.

Summarises a pipeline snapshot (deals, stages, values, close dates) into a concise health report that highlights stalled deals, key risks, and a forecast rollup for the sales lead.

Researches what already ranks for a topic, compares it with what your own site covers, and writes the content brief, angle, structure, questions to answer and internal links, as a real document.

Creates a structured SEO content brief for a target keyword, search intent, a recommended outline, and competitor angles, ready to hand to a writer.

Plans a multi-week social content calendar from campaign goals, spreading themes and formats across platforms with a suggested posting cadence and gap-filling ideas.

Answers a research question and shows its work, every claim comes with a source link, cross-checked across multiple independent references before it's reported back.

Turns a rough description of a process into a clear, numbered SOP document with steps, owners, and exception handling, ready for the team wiki.

Turns your open tasks, notes, or a rough update into a clean status report, progress, blockers, and next steps, ready to send to stakeholders.

Works your support mailbox: reads what came in, finds the answer in your own knowledge base, tells you which messages you can close with it, and opens a tracker issue for the ones that need engineering.

Reads an incoming support ticket and returns its priority, category, and suggested owning team, plus a short internal summary for whoever picks it up next.

Helps you design a survey that actually gets useful answers, turns a research goal into well-worded, unbiased questions with the right answer formats and a sensible flow.

Explains dense technical documentation, API references, or your own attached knowledge base in plain language, for the audience you specify, from new engineers to non-technical stakeholders.

Reads a long Terms & Conditions or Terms of Service document you paste in and gives you a plain-language summary of what it actually says, not a legal opinion on whether to sign it.

Scans the public web for emerging trends in a topic or industry you name, and reports back a short list of what's gaining traction, with sources and a read on how strong each signal is.

Turns a feature description or backlog idea into well-formed user stories with acceptance criteria, sized and ready to drop into a sprint board.

Prepares a structured due-diligence question set for onboarding a new vendor or supplier, security, data handling, financial stability signals, and contractual red flags to raise with legal/procurement.

Compiles source links and notes into a ready-to-send weekly newsletter, with a friendly intro, short per-item summaries, and clean section structure.

Turns your week into a status report your team will actually read: pulls what moved in the tracker and on your task list, writes it up as a document, and posts the short version in the team channel once you approve it.

Polishes a draft, email, message, or document, for clarity, tone and grammar while keeping your voice and meaning intact, and explains what it changed.

Prepares the year-end close from Exact Online: sales and purchase invoices still open, bank payments with no invoice behind them, the year's result, and the questions your accountant will ask, one checklist before the annual accounts.