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Use cases

What you can hand over, depending on what you do

This is not a feature list. These are examples of jobs you ask for in plain language. If your line of work is not here, it can probably still be done: ask.

Garages and motor trade

  • Look up the same part across several suppliers and tell you who has it cheapest and when it arrives.
  • Remind customers about the MOT and the oil change before it slips past them.
  • Write up the quote from four scribbled notes of yours.
  • Keep an eye on what the competition in your town is charging.

Clinics and practices

  • Answer the early-morning email and leave you only what you actually need to see.
  • Chase up check-ups and win back patients who have not been in for a year.
  • Write out the explanation of each treatment to hand to the patient.
  • Put together the monthly summary: what came in, what fell by the wayside.

Logistics and transport

  • Compare carriers and routes for the same shipment and tell you which comes out best.
  • Chase the deliveries that are running late, one by one, without you writing a word.
  • Reconcile the carrier invoices against what was actually shipped.
  • Warn you when a rate goes up compared with last month.

Construction, renovation and interiors

  • Build the project proposal as a PDF, with its photos and measurements, ready for the client.
  • Ask several merchants for a price on the same material and lay it out in a table.
  • Draft the specification from whatever you discussed.
  • Track the deadlines and flag what is starting to slip.

Sales and prospecting

  • Prepare a briefing on each company you are interested in before you call them.
  • Write a different introduction email for each one.
  • Keep track of who has been written to, who replied and who needs chasing.
  • Work up the pitch for a sector you do not know yet.

Staff and hiring

  • Draft the job advert and adapt it for each board.
  • Read the CVs that come in and put the ones that fit at the top.
  • Prepare the interview questions for the role.
  • Write the welcome handbook for whoever joins.

Shops and retail

  • Write the description for every product, one by one, without repeating itself.
  • Watch the competition's prices and tell you when they move.
  • Answer the questions that arrive by email before the customer gives up.
  • Prepare the seasonal news to send out to your customers.

Hospitality and tourism

  • Answer reviews, the good and the bad, sensibly and without a template.
  • Prepare the menus in several languages.
  • Write to the groups and agencies that could bring you people.
  • Sum up what is being said about you this month and what keeps coming up.

Accountants and professional firms

  • Answer the same repeated questions so you can take the hard ones.
  • Tell each client what they have to file and when.
  • Prepare the summaries that go out every quarter.
  • Draft the usual letters from four pieces of information.

And whatever is not on the list

The above are examples, not a catalogue. You ask the agent in plain language; if it has the means, it does it, and if not, it tells you.

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