Whatever the job, Cedric shows up trained.
Pick the work you need done, the chat your team lives in, the chore you want off the list, or the seat you are missing, and see the whole job: what he does, the tools he connects to, and a real week with Cedric in it.
Say it once
One message, and what comes back.
Says what your competitors did this week, with sources.
"What did our competitors do this week?" Cedric checks what each one shipped, hired, posted and changed, posts the moves that matter with their sources, and keeps a tracker page. Every Monday, once you say so.
See the use case →Catch me upTells you what happened while you were out.
"Catch me up, I was out all week." Slack, mail, the calendar and the notes, read and sorted: what waits on you first, then the decisions, then the rest, each line with its source.
See the use case →Staff meeting deckBuilds the Monday deck from the week's real numbers.
"Build my Monday staff meeting deck." Analytics, the ads account, the code host and the channels, charted week against week on a page the room can open, with the numbers he could not find named on the last slide.
See the use case →Meeting prepBriefs you an hour before the meeting.
"Prep me for my next meeting." Who you are meeting, what was said last time, what changed since, and what to ask, posted in the channel an hour before the call.
See the use case →Qualify a leadSays who wrote in, and whether they are worth your time.
"Who is this new lead?" The mailboxes, the contact form and the CRM swept, the company looked up, a fit verdict with the reason behind it, and a reply drafted for you to send.
See the use case →Plan my dayGives you the whole day in one message, first thing.
"What should I do today?" What is fixed, what to do in what order and why that order, what waits on you, what to drop, and what Cedric could not see.
See the use case →What you need done
Whole jobs Cedric runs from start to finish.
Plans the project, chases the tasks, sends the report.
An AI teammate in the tools you already use: he does the planning, the task management, the chasing, and hands you the report.
See the use case →AI solution for startupsDoes the weekly report, the investor update and the follow-ups.
The weekly metrics, the investor update, the stale deals, the support inbox: one teammate in your chat and your tools, with a review step before anything leaves.
See the use case →AI sales assistantReads every lead, writes up every call, fills the sequence.
An AI sales assistant in your Slack. Every new lead gets a fit verdict and a drafted reply. Every call goes into the CRM with the follow-up drafted. The outbound list gets built in Apollo. Nothing goes out until you say yes.
See the use case →AI for ecommerceFinds the order, drafts the refund, watches the stock.
The order looked up, the refund worked out to the cent, the line that is about to sell out raised three days early, the campaign drafted and the week's numbers posted. Shopify or WooCommerce, Stripe, Mailchimp, your inbox.
See the use case →AI CRMTurns the CRM you already have into an AI CRM.
Cedric works on top of HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive or a Google Sheet. He writes calls into the records, names the deals that went quiet and answers pipeline questions in Slack. Every change waits for a yes.
See the use case →Marketing automationAutomates your marketing across every tool.
Cedric reads the analytics, email, social and ad numbers, says what changed and carries the follow-ups into the tools. Every sensitive change waits for a yes.
See the use case →AI for HRTells you what your team did this week.
Ask about a person or the team and get the answer with the trend: calls, replies, messages, satisfaction. Cedric joins the onboarding calls and the interviews, and asks before anything reaches an employee.
See the use case →AI note takerTakes the notes, writes the decisions, moves the follow-up.
The automatic AI note taker for meetings: Cedric joins the call, writes the transcript, the summary, the decisions and the action items with owners, and moves approved follow-up into the tools your team already uses.
See the use case →AI meeting assistantJoins the meeting, takes the notes, assigns the follow-ups.
Cedric joins the call, answers when you say his name, captures the decisions and their owners, and queues every follow-up for your approval. The notes are the smallest part.
See the use case →AI personal assistantPlans your day, preps your calls, drafts your replies.
Cedric in a direct message, working for you alone: the day in order each morning, a brief before each call, replies drafted from your inbox. Your own connections, and nothing sends without your yes.
See the use case →AI email assistantSays what needs a reply, drafts it, sends on your yes.
Cedric reads the team's inboxes, says which emails need a reply, drafts each one from the whole thread and follows up when a thread goes quiet. Every send waits for a yes.
See the use case →AI automationSets up a recurring task from one message.
Say it once in the channel and it runs from then on: standups, digests, campaign recaps, the Monday numbers. Risky steps still ask.
See the use case →Where he works
The chat app your team already uses.
Works inside your Slack channels.
Mention Cedric in any channel: a Slack agent that plans the project, automates the standup, chases owners, and asks before anything sends.
See the use case →AI for TelegramWorks inside your Telegram group.
Add Cedric to the group and mention him: the same teammate, the same memory, the same approvals, in Telegram. The numbers, the summary, the follow-up.
See the use case →AI for DiscordWorks inside your Discord server.
Cedric joins your Discord server as a member. Mention him in a channel for the report, the plan, the reminder, and he asks before anything sends.
See the use case →One job at a time
One recurring chore each, handed over whole.
Turns CRM decisions into completed work.
A sales call ends and Cedric proposes the follow-through: the opportunity updated, the email drafted, the task and the reminder set. Sales and marketing workflows across the CRM your team already uses, each waiting for your yes.
See the use case →Meeting to CRMWrites the meeting into the CRM before you stand up.
Cedric sits in the customer call, and when it ends the deal has the summary, the stage, the next step and the contact he just met. Each change waits for your yes.
See the use case →Meeting follow-upsDrafts every follow-up when the meeting ends.
The recap to the other side, the action items with owners and dates, the next meeting on the calendar, and the nudge when an owner goes quiet. Sent on your yes.
See the use case →Weekly reportsSends the weekly report every Monday morning.
The numbers pulled from billing, the CRM, and the tracker, assembled into one honest note and posted on schedule, with the receipts attached.
See the use case →Invoice follow-upChases the overdue invoices and updates the books.
Cedric reads what is unpaid, drafts a courteous reminder for each, and sends on your yes. The chase list assembles itself every week.
See the use case →Client onboardingBooks the kickoff, sends the forms, chases the replies.
The kickoff booked, the intake form sent, the replies collected, the folder set up, the quiet ones nudged. A workflow that waits, so nobody has to remember.
See the use case →AI competitor analysisSends a competitor report every week, with sources.
What competitors charge and what changed, compared and cited, filed where the team finds it, refreshed on a schedule. Argue with the brief, not from memory.
See the use case →Or give Cedric a role
Six roles he can fill from day one: what each one does, the tools he uses, and what a week looks like.
Sends the weekly numbers every Monday.
Cedric pulls revenue and pipeline into one honest note, every week, without being chased. When a number moves, he says which one, by how much, and why it matters.
See the role →Chief of staffRuns the leadership meeting and follows up on the decisions.
Cedric preps you before the leadership call, keeps the agenda honest in it, and writes down what was decided and who owns it. Then he does the part nobody likes: following up.
See the role →Executive assistantSorts the inbox, books the meetings, sends the notes.
Cedric reads the morning's inbox before you do, drafts the replies worth sending, and keeps the calendar from eating your day. Nothing goes out until you approve it.
See the role →Marketing agentWrites the emails and the posts, then reports how they did.
Give Cedric the launch summary and he returns the campaign: the email, the posts, the schedule. He keeps the content calendar honest and reports performance in sentences, not dashboards.
See the role →Operations assistantUpdates the CRM after every call and email.
A CRM is only useful when it is current, and nobody likes keeping it current. Cedric updates the records from calls and email threads the same hour they happen, so the pipeline is real.
See the role →Research assistantResearches the question and sends a brief with sources.
Hand Cedric the question behind the decision: build or buy, which vendor, what changed in the market. He comes back with a brief you can argue with, sources attached, and files it where the team finds it again.
See the role →Or pick your business
@Cedric what shipped this week?
See the page →Agencies@Cedric draft the five client status one-pagers
See the page →Online shops@Cedric what did we sell this week?
See the page →Consultancies@Cedric brief me before the 14:00 client call
See the page →Accountants@Cedric who still owes us year-end documents?
See the page →Law firms@Cedric who hasn't signed the engagement letter?
See the page →Real estate@Cedric any new leads overnight?
See the page →Your AI employee is waiting for you
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