Mention @Will
Type @Will in the task chat. It answers right there, without you explaining the context.
Every task has its own chat. Type @Will right there: it already knows which order, customer and supplier it’s about, answers with sources, does what was agreed and logs what it did in the task.
@Will, did Têxtil Norte change the linen date?
It did. In today’s email at 08:41, Têxtil says the linen ships Friday, not today as it had promised. That moves the #1842 delivery to Wednesday.
Update the plan and let Ana Paula know.
Done. Plan updated in this task, new delivery date in Bling, and Ana Paula told on WhatsApp that delivery is Wednesday.
Example · fictional company and data
Type @Will in the task chat. It answers right there, without you explaining the context.
Asked for a new delivery date in Bling or a reply to the customer? Will does it and logs it in the task.
Come back tomorrow, and the chat, the plan and the sources are still there.
Everyone working on the task sees the same chat and what Will did.
Will is one thing. This part leads you to these others.
Inside each task, on Mac, iPhone and the web. What’s said there stays linked to the task.
Yes, with @Will. That way, the conversation between people stays theirs.
It changes what was agreed in the chat and logs what it did. You decide what Will does on its own and what it brings to you. Payments and anything you mark as sensitive always go through you, and everything gets a receipt.
The chat and the plan are still in the task, and Will picks up where it left off.
This is one part. See the others.
Conversation
Plans tailored to your company. Tell us what takes up most of your team’s day, and Will starts there.