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Start with 2,000 free credits. No card, no sales call. Starter is $25 a month after that.
Toby sets up a schedule from a message, then adds a note to a record after you approve it.
@Toby post a morning brief in this channel every weekday at 7:30.
Done. I will post a morning brief here every weekday at 7:30.
@Toby add a note to Bayside Fitout: agreed to start the repaint once the quote is signed.
Here is the note for Bayside Fitout. Add it in HubSpot?
Note added to Bayside Fitout.
Nothing to install or run on your side.
Use your Slack account to sign in. Toby joins your workspace as a teammate.
You pick the channels. Toby posts a short intro when it arrives, so nobody wonders who joined.
Pick Xero, HubSpot, Notion or another tool. You name and approve every tool connection yourself before Toby can use it.
Mention @Toby the way you would message a colleague, or give it a schedule.
Most people looking for an AI assistant for Slack want an answer. Toby is built to hand back the finished job.
Add Toby to a channel and mention it, or mention it in a thread where the work is already being discussed. It replies in that thread, so everyone can follow along.
Examples of what teams hand over first.
Give Toby a schedule and it posts a short read of what is on today and what moved overnight, without being asked again.
Ask who the contact is at a company in HubSpot. Toby answers in the thread.
Before a call, Toby writes up the account so you walk in prepared.
Ask which timesheets in Deputy are waiting for approval, and whose they are.
Ask what a Jira issue is about and where it was left. Toby reads the comments and gives you the short version.
Each Friday Toby lists the Notion pages edited this week, with one line on each.
Describe the file in words, such as the supplier agreement. Toby finds it in Google Drive and links it.
Tell Toby what to say. It writes the draft in Outlook and shows it to you for review.
Give Toby a schedule and it runs the job without being asked again. The times and channels below are examples.
| When | Channel | Job | What lands in the thread |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weekdays 7:30 | #team | Morning brief | What is on today and anything that moved overnight. |
| Weekdays 8:00 | #inbox | Inbox summary | What arrived overnight and what needs you first. |
| Monday | #projects | Project digest | The tasks due this week and anything overdue. |
| Thursday | #managers | Timesheet check | The timesheets still waiting for approval, before pay day. |
| Friday | #product | Digest of what changed | The pages edited this week, with one line on each. |
The same plan covers Slack and Microsoft Teams.
No card, no sales call. Starter is $25 a month after that.
The whole workspace draws on one credit pool. Invite the rest of the team and the bill does not move.
Toby is hosted in Australia. There is nothing for your team to host or run.
Sign in with Slack, choose which channels it can see, connect a tool if you want to, and give it something to do. It takes about two minutes.
Toby is an AI agent. A chatbot answers you and then the work is still yours to do. Toby breaks the request into steps, uses the tools you have connected and finishes the job in the thread.
More than 3,000 over MCP. Xero, HubSpot, Deputy, Notion, Jira, GitHub, Google Drive, Outlook, Asana and Intercom each have their own page. You approve each connection by name before Toby can use it.
Toby asks before anything goes out under your name. Where it needs your go-ahead, it shows an Approve and Reject step in the thread.
Start with 2,000 free credits. No card, no sales call. Starter is $25 a month after that, for the whole workspace, and nobody pays per seat.
Yes. Toby works the same way in Slack and in Microsoft Teams, and one credit pool and one set of connected tools cover both.
Give it one job today and watch the finished result land in the thread.
Start with 2,000 free credits. No card, no sales call. Starter is $25 a month after that.