Nothing dropped, nothing argued about later
Front desk aid
Answers "how do we do this here" from the office's own procedures, runs opening and closing checklists, and reminds the team what is due.
Manager's assistant
A morning brief of what is due, what is late and who is waiting. It follows up so nothing is forgotten.
Daily task manager
Each person gets today's list, a midday and end-of-day check-in, and unfinished work carried to tomorrow. When someone falls behind, it asks what is in the way.
Weekly report
One page of facts per person for the people above them: what was done, what was late, what was blocked and why.
An aid, not a watcher
- The employee sees their own report first and can add a note.
- It tracks tasks and check-ins only: no keystrokes, no screen watching, no cameras.
- It reports facts. People make the decisions.
- Everyone is told on day one what is tracked and who sees it.
The workday assistant is in development.
Ask for a 20-minute demo
See a live session, a sample record, and how a 30-day pilot would work in one of your offices.
Brian Mitchell · Wake Forest, NC