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Chief of staff

A chief of staff, without hiring one.

When you sell, market and deliver on your own, nobody keeps the list. Your chief of staff does: it reads your mail, calendar, meeting notes, LinkedIn and deals, hands each job to the right teammate, and tells you each morning what needs you.

Hand it a job

Say it once. The right teammate does it.

Ask in plain words, in one conversation. Your chief of staff answers from your memory, or hands the job to the teammate who does that work, and the result comes back to the same conversation with who did what and where each line came from.

Who's gone quiet this month? Draft something for each.
On it. Handing this to Sales.
→ Sales
Sales
3 follow-ups drafted · Northwind (quiet 23 days), Kestrel Partners, Harbourline
from your last emails with each contact
How this was done +
your go-aheadSend
A made-up consultant's chat. Nothing goes out until you say so.
On its own · weekdays 7:00

Before you open your inbox, the short list.

Every weekday at 7:00: what's overdue, what's due this week, who is waiting on your reply, which deals have gone quiet, and up to five next steps you can say yes to. Under 170 words, written for your phone.

Thu · 7:00 · morning note
OverdueHarbourline proposal, promised for Wed
Due this weekClearwater kick-off, Fri
Waiting on youMei Tanaka, Q1 timeline, 2 days
Deals to nudgeNorthwind, quiet 23 days
Next stepsDraft a reply to MeiYesAdd task: book Clearwater kick-offYes
A made-up consultant's Thursday.
How it works

How your chief of staff runs the team.

1
One conversation for everything.

Ask about a client, a deal or your week. It answers from your memory and names its sources.

2
The right teammate for each job.

Follow-ups go to Sales, posts to Marketing & content, promises and meetings to Inbox & calendar, project status to Projects. You can also @mention a teammate yourself.

3
The work comes back to you.

In the same conversation, with a short note of who did what.

4
One list of what needs you.

Anything waiting for your yes sits in For you, with the button to approve it.

Ask it

Ask the way you'd ask your chief of staff.

Go through my inbox and my week.

What's slipping with Harbourline?

@Marketing, a post about the Clearwater win.

In the main conversation, from any screen.

How much it may do

You decide how far it goes.

Ask first is the default: every next step waits for your go-ahead. Sending, posting, paying and deleting always stay with you.

How every teammate's permissions work →

Stop being the only one who keeps the list.

Your chief of staff keeps it. You have the final say.

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