Find the client contact
Ask who the contact is at a company, or look someone up by name. Toby reads HubSpot.
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Start with 2,000 free credits. No card, no sales call. Starter is $25 a month after that.
Client facts live in four or five tools. Toby reads them for you and answers in the channel.
Ask who the contact is at a company, or look someone up by name. Toby reads HubSpot.
Before a meeting, Toby pulls the company record and its contacts into a short brief you can read in a minute.
Tell Toby what was agreed. It shows you the note and adds it to the record once you press Approve.
Ask where a client project is up to. Toby reads the tasks in Asana and reports what is done, what is open and what is late.
Ask for the page about a client or a project. Toby finds it in Notion and links it in the thread.
Each Monday Toby posts the tasks due this week and anything overdue for the project you name.
One channel, three tools. Toby does the lookups and writes the note after a person says yes.
@Toby which contacts do we have at Tidewater Foods?
Two. Anna Webb and Tom Okafor.
@Toby add a note to Tidewater Foods: client approved the revised scope, kickoff next week.
Here is the note for Tidewater Foods: “Client approved the revised scope, kickoff next week.” Add it in HubSpot?
Note added to Tidewater Foods.
@Toby where is the Tidewater website refresh up to?
Most tasks are done. Two are open: the case study draft, owned by Sam, and the image list, which is one day overdue.
Connect the tools your team already uses. Toby asks each one and puts the answer in one thread.
| Tool | You ask | Toby answers with |
|---|---|---|
| HubSpot | Who is the contact at this client? | The contacts and the company record |
| Asana | Where is the project up to? | What is done, open and late |
| Notion | Where is the client's brief? | A link to the page in the thread |
| Jira | What is blocked this sprint? | The blocked issues and their assignees |
The Monday scramble is mostly collecting facts from different tools. Give Toby a schedule and it collects them before anyone asks.
Toby posts the project status in the client channel. The account lead edits it and sends the update to the client.
Toby shows you the note first. It adds it to HubSpot only after you press Approve or Reject.
If Toby cannot find the record, it says so and asks for another name or detail.
Start with 2,000 free credits. Starter is $25 a month after that, and nobody pays per seat.
Sign in, then choose which channels it can see.
You approve each connection by name before Toby can use it.
Ask who the contact is at a company you know.
Give Toby the project and the day. It posts on schedule.
It works with contacts and companies. It reads them, builds call briefs from them and checks for gaps. It adds a note to a record after you approve it.
Toby gathers the status from your connected tools and posts a draft on the schedule you set. Your account lead reviews and edits it before it goes to the client.
Most start with HubSpot for contacts and companies, then Asana, Notion or Jira for project work. Toby reaches 3,000+ tools over MCP.
Yes. You choose which channels Toby can see, so you can add it to the channels your account teams already use.
Start with 2,000 free credits. Starter is $25 a month for the whole workspace and nobody pays per seat.
Connect HubSpot and ask who the contact is at a client. 2,000 free credits to start.
Start with 2,000 free credits. No card, no sales call. Starter is $25 a month after that.