How it works
See it work.
A short video of the app, and what you see there explained in plain words.
01 · What you see in the app
Five parts. All in one place.
- One assistant per area.
- One for accounting, one for quotes, one for customer service. Each has its own documents and its own instructions.
- Tasks that run on their own.
- Now, or every Monday at 07:00. The result arrives in the app and by email.
- What works, it does again.
- When a result is good, you save the task with one click. Next time it runs the same way.
- It works from your documents.
- Folders in Google Drive or SharePoint, or files you upload. Kept up to date.
- It remembers what you've told it.
- Everything it has learned from you is in plain text, and you can change or delete it.
- Overview
- Assistants
- Skills
- Knowledge
- Usage
- Settings
Overview
Since last time
- Weekly brief
- Invoice check
Waiting for you
Quote draft
Next 7 days
- Mon 07:00Weekly brief
- Mon 07:00Invoice check
- Thu 09:00Competitor scan
Credits this month
What Flow knows now
- Invoices · Google Drive
- Price list 2026.xlsx
- Help articles · SharePoint
All sources synced 06:00. Two memory lines changed since last time. Review →
02 · How it learns
It learns from you. It never trains on your data.
Flow gets better through three things you can see and control: the knowledge you connect, the memory it builds from your feedback, and the skills you approve.
- Every source shows when it was last synced
- Every memory line can be read, changed or deleted
- Every skill shows when it was last tested
Result · Quotes
Quote draft for [Customer]
Draft ready: [n] line items, based on your price list and two similar past quotes.
What was wrong?
- Wrong content
- Wrong format
- Missing sources
- Too long or short
- Wrong tone
- Used the wrong files
Use a table, and put delivery terms at the end.
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