Start of day: the brief is already there
Give Toby a schedule and it runs the job without being asked again, such as a short read at 7:30 on what is on today and anything that moved overnight.
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Start with 2,000 free credits. No card, no sales call. Starter is $25 a month after that.
One example day. Nothing here is a result, just the shape of the work.
Give Toby a schedule and it runs the job without being asked again, such as a short read at 7:30 on what is on today and anything that moved overnight.
Mention Toby in the thread where a customer, a ticket or a number is already being discussed. It works out the steps.
The finished work lands in the same thread, so everyone who was in the conversation can see it.
Toby asks before anything goes out under your name. A person makes the last call.
You choose which channels Toby can see. When it arrives it posts a short introduction, so nobody wonders who joined.
Everyone in the workspace shares one Toby and one plan. Whoever asks gets the answer, and so does everyone else reading the thread.
A Teams channel in the middle of a Thursday morning.
Small jobs that repeat and have a clear finish.
A short read at 7:30 covering what is on today and anything that moved overnight.
Before a call, Toby writes up the account from HubSpot. You can read it in a minute.
Ask what needs a reply today. Toby lists the emails that look urgent and the ones that can wait.
Toby lists the pages edited this week in a project area in Notion, with one line on each.
“Summarise this week's new contacts” works better than “help with sales”.
Correct it and ask again. Add a schedule only after the result is right.
Anything that goes out under your name or changes a record should wait for a person.
A job that reads several systems uses more credits than a quick question. The running balance is on your dashboard.
Before Toby sends or writes anything, it shows Approve or Reject. The last call stays with a person.
It works the same way in every connected tool. Toby shows what it is about to do, you press Approve, then it does it.
It is software that works alongside your team in the apps they already use. It takes requests in plain English, uses the tools you connect and posts finished work where the team can see it. A person still owns the result.
You message it like a colleague or mention it in a thread. It breaks the request into steps, does them in your connected tools and replies in the thread. You can give it a schedule so a job runs without being asked again.
No. A chatbot answers you and the work is still yours to do. An AI coworker reads the channels you put it in, uses the tools you connected and finishes the job in the thread where it was asked.
One small job with a clear finish, such as a morning summary or a weekly report. Check the first result against what you already know, then put it on a schedule.
With Toby you start with 2,000 free credits and no card. After that, Starter is $25 a month for the whole workspace, so nobody pays per seat.
Yes. Toby works the same way in Slack and in Microsoft Teams. One credit pool and one set of connected tools cover both.
Add Toby to a channel, connect a tool if you want to and ask it for something real.
Start with 2,000 free credits. No card, no sales call. Starter is $25 a month after that.