Cedric automates client onboarding, start to finish.

Say it once in the channel and client onboarding runs itself: the kickoff booked, the intake form sent, the replies collected, the folder set up, the quiet ones nudged. It keeps going for days, and anything that sends waits for your yes.

Works in

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# clientsFive accounts, one team Cedric online
Lucia Moreau17:05

@Cedric prep Friday's status for all five clients.

CedricApp17:05

Five one-pagers drafted, each in the client's format.

Ready for review

Bergwerk Studiodrafted
Hotel Aaredrafted
Café Lumendrafted
Velo Zürichdrafted
Studio Nordneeds your note
Send the four that are ready?

Client onboarding automation that finishes

Most onboarding checklists die at step three, when somebody has to wait for somebody. Cedric runs the checklist as a workflow that waits: it books, sends, collects, files, and nudges, across days and weekends, and stops for you at the one step that sends something to the client.

Say it once, it runs for days

Kickoff, intake form, folder, welcome note, in order, across the week. Nothing depends on a chat staying open.

It waits, and it nudges

A reply in DM counts on its own. The one who has not answered gets a reminder, not the whole group.

Nothing sends unseen

The welcome email is a preview until you say yes. The run stops there and waits for you.

Onboarding: Hotel Aarestarted Mon by Lucia Moreau · day 3

@Cedric onboard Hotel Aare: kickoff, intake form, folder, welcome note.

  1. Kickoff bookedThu 14:00 · Google CalendarMon
  2. Intake form sentfour people at Hotel AareMon
  3. Replies collected, 3 of 4nudged Yara Nasser, Wed 9:00Wed
  4. Client folder and Notion page createdClients › Hotel AareTue
  5. Welcome email draftedwaiting for your yesnow
Send the welcome email to Hotel Aare?
Visible in the Action centerNudges the quiet onesCannot loop forever

Where the waiting happens

Waits on named people

The run knows who still owes a reply. Their DM answer counts; the quiet ones get nudged on schedule.

A form when chat is the wrong shape

Six questions for the client's team go out as a short private form; the submissions flow back into the run.

Filed where the team looks

The client folder, the Notion page, the kickoff on the calendar: created on your yes, in the places you already use.

New hires too

The same shape onboards an employee: accounts requested, the first-week calendar set, the missing timesheet chased kindly.

Connected to

Google CalendarGoogle CalendarGmailGmailNotionNotionSlackSlackGoogle DocsGoogle DocsGoogle SheetsGoogle SheetsHubSpotHubSpot

Created and used by people from

AmazonMicrosoftGoldman SachsUBSY CombinatorRocket InternetETH ZürichEPFLCartierfoodpandaLazadaUniversity of St. Gallen

Your own assistant

  • Automations: follow-ups and reports, sent on a schedule

  • Scheduling: finds the slot and books the call for you

  • Meetings: it joins the call, then posts the action items

  • Deliverables: reports and decks, drafted into the chat

The team's employee

  • Company Brain: teach it once, it knows for everyone

  • Team sync: updates land where everyone already reads

  • Shared tools: connected once, used by the whole team

  • Skills: your way of working, saved and reused by all

Private, in your control,
and Swiss based.

Private.

Your data is never sold to anyone
Your data is never used to train models

In your control.

Privacy between channels
DMs and personal context stay yours

Swiss based.

Built in Zurich, Switzerland
GDPR compliant

Cedric boosts your efficiency

Cedric, on the jobExample
Reto
Cedric
Fabienne
Nadja

Fabienne: Cedric, run the meeting.

The opening, Saturday · 25 minCedric moderates
Opening day run-throughdecided: doors at 9:00
Budget for the weekendCHF 1,200 approved
Press and neighbors3 min left
Nadja: invite the neighbors by Thursday Reto: print the opening menu
Minutes to #team · next session booked, Thu 10:00For scale: running meetings is a whole job. US median for meeting planners: $56,920 a year.
In the meeting

How to set it up

Four quick steps, anyone can do it.

1Create your team's Cedric
SlackTelegramDiscord

Cedric is ready

CedricAPP

Welcome. Link a tool or two, add me where your team talks, and ask away.

2Link your tools

Connections

  • Gmail✓ Connected
  • Calendar✓ Connected
  • StripeConnect
  • GitHubConnect
  • NotionConnect
  • SheetsConnect
  • DriveConnect
  • and 3,000 more
3Add it to your meetings

Cedric joined the call

CedricAPP

Invite me like any teammate. I keep time, take the notes, and chase every action item after.

Weekly standupThu 10:00

Cedricon the notes✓ in the call
4Tell Cedric what you need
Hannah

@Cedric book calls with the new leads

CedricAPP

Booked. All three on Thursday.

Thursday3 calls

09:30Nordwind GmbH✓ invited
11:00Atelier Frey✓ invited
15:30Rosette SA✓ invited

The power of Cedric

Cedric joined #general
Ready in 30 seconds

Installed in seconds

Add it to your Slack and it is at work. No servers, no setup project, nothing for IT to maintain.

Weekly report

Every Monday09:00
Pipeline checkdaily
Invoice watchon event
Sent, 09:00 sharp

Always on

Scheduled jobs, standing routines, reactions to events in your tools. It runs while the team sleeps.

Sales, last week

+12% week over week312 orders
Posted to #sales

Does the work itself

It drafts the email, books the meeting, updates the CRM, and pulls the numbers. Finished work, not another to-do.

Memory

Grace signs the invoices
Releases ship Thursdays
Reports in CHF
Who signs the invoices?
Grace, from memory

Remembers your world

People, decisions, preferences, running projects: one memory for the whole workspace, so nobody repeats themselves.

One Cedric, one memory

Lives where you talk

Slack, Discord, Telegram, the browser, or out loud on a call. Same Cedric, same memory everywhere.

Ready to send

To: five overdue accounts
Payment reminders, drafted
ApproveNot yet
Every action logged

Asks before anything risky

Anything outward shows a preview first: approve it, change it, or stop it. Every action lands in the log.

Plugs into everything you already use.

Ask in plain words, and Cedric works the tools behind the ask: it drafts the email, books the meeting, updates the CRM, and pulls the report. Connected once, from the chat.

Your team, finally in sync

Cedric holds the context of everything your team does: the meetings, the threads, the decisions, the tools. It tracks and coordinates all of it better than a human can, at 3am as readily as 3pm. The week it saves you from is well documented:

  • 31ha month in unproductive meetings
  • 28%of the workweek spent on email
  • 1.8ha day hunting for information
  • 1 in 3meetings could have been an email

Atlassian, McKinsey, and UNC Charlotte research.

Finance
Prep the investor update
Investor update6 slides · in #leadership
Engineering
Fix the bug Chris hit
checkout.ts- round(total)+ total.toFixed(2)✓ PR #4483 reviewed & merged
Marketing
Draft the newsletter
August newsletterDrafted · ready to send

FAQ

You connect only the tools you choose, with scoped permissions you can revoke at any time. Cedric reads what a task needs and nothing more.

Yes. Drop the call link in the thread, or put Cedric on the calendar invite like any coworker. It joins, runs the agenda if you hand it the chair, and answers when someone addresses it by name. The minutes land in the channel when the call ends, and anything it picks up to do waits for your approval. You can also just chat with it, in the call or afterwards.

Yes. Add it to your workspace and hand it your own to-dos; nothing changes for anyone else. The moment a teammate mentions it, it is theirs too, with the same shared memory, so nobody has to explain the company twice.

Right now. Get started for free, pick where your team talks, and your workspace opens with 100,000 credits ($50 of work), no card. About 30 seconds; connect the first tool whenever a task needs one.

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