Ask Teddo in a channel, a thread or a direct message. It does the work in your Gmail, Calendar, Docs and Sheets and the tools you connect, then answers where you asked. Here is what it does, each with a real exchange.
Every customer, decision, supplier and promise your team mentions goes into your company’s memory. The second time you ask about Northwind, Teddo already knows who they are and what you agreed.
What did we agree with Northwind about payment terms?
Net 45. Maya agreed it with Priya on 3 September in #sales, and the first invoice under those terms goes out in October.
Ask why signups dropped or which customers cancelled and why. Teddo queries Stripe, HubSpot, Google Analytics 4 or your database, cross-checks the numbers and answers with where each one came from.
How many customers cancelled in August, and why?
14 cancelled in August, up from 9 in July. Of the 8 who gave a reason, 5 said price and 3 said they moved to a bundled tool.
Teddo reads the thread, drafts the reply in your voice from your own Gmail, sends it when you say so and chases the replies that never came. Anyone outside your company, it asks you first.
@Teddo reply to Priya at Northwind: we can do the 12th, and attach the updated quote.
Here is the draft. Priya is outside the company, so I will send it only when you say so.
It finds the first slot that works for everyone, sends the invites, and moves or cancels them when plans change. Anyone outside your company gets an invite only after you confirm.
@Teddo find 30 minutes with Maya and Sam next week for the pricing review.
Booked the first time all three of you are free. Invites are out.
One-page briefs, checklists, trackers and pricing tables, written straight into Google Docs and Sheets in your Drive, ready to edit and share.
@Teddo write a one-page onboarding checklist for new support hires, using how we run the queue today.
Done. It covers the first day, the first week and who to ask for what.
Tell Teddo once which numbers matter. It builds the Google Sheet, refreshes it every week and posts the summary in the channel, without being asked again.
@Teddo every Monday at 9, post last week’s signups and revenue here.
Scheduled for every Monday at 09:00. Here is this week’s.
Teddo reads your CRM, flags the deals that have gone quiet, drafts the follow-ups and posts the weekly pipeline. Nothing is sent until you say so.
@Teddo every Monday, list the HubSpot deals with no activity for 10 days and draft a nudge for each.
Scheduled for Mondays at 09:00. This week: 4 deals have gone quiet. The four drafts are in this thread, nothing is sent until you say so.
A contract, a spreadsheet, a deck. Drop it into Slack and ask. Teddo reads the whole thing and answers from it, with the page or cell it found the answer on.
@Teddo what are the three biggest risks in this lease?
1. The rent rises 6% a year with no cap (clause 4.2). 2. You pay for all repairs to the building’s shell (clause 9). 3. Ending early costs twelve months’ rent (clause 15).
Mention Teddo in any thread and it reads the thread before it answers, so nobody has to explain what happened last week.
@Teddo sum up this thread and list who owes what.
The team agreed to move the launch to 14 October. Dan updates the landing page by Friday. Maya tells the two pilot customers today. Sam books the press call.
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