Find the supplier agreement
Describe the file in words. Toby finds it and links it in the thread.
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Rosters, files and project status, asked for in the channel instead of looked up in three apps. Tools: Google Drive, Asana and Notion.
Describe the file in words. Toby finds it and links it in the thread.
Ask Toby to move the notes into the right project folder. It asks you to approve before it moves anything.
Each Monday Toby posts the tasks due this week and anything overdue for the project you name.
Ask for the page about a client, a project or a process. Toby finds it and links it.
Nobody needs to log in to Xero for a quick lookup. Toby reads Xero and Outlook and answers in the thread.
Ask for an invoice by number or by customer. Toby returns the status and what has been paid.
Ask what came in yesterday or what left the account last week, without opening Xero.
Before a renewal call, Toby lists the customer's open invoices from Xero next to the contact and company record from HubSpot.
A customer emails about an invoice. Toby finds it in Xero and drafts the reply in Outlook for you to review.
Contacts, companies and call prep from HubSpot, plus notes that wait for your Approve.
Ask who the contact is at a company, or look someone up by name.
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.
Toby lists contacts with no email address and companies with no contacts, so someone can fix them.
Managers ask in the team channel instead of opening the rostering tool. Tools: Deputy and Outlook.
Ask who is on shift today, or who is rostered on Saturday at a location.
Ask which timesheets are still waiting for approval, and whose they are.
Each Sunday Toby posts a short summary of the week ahead, including shifts that have no one assigned.
Toby drafts an email to each manager listing their team's unapproved timesheets. You approve the drafts before they go.
Checklists, status pages and tasks that get done before the Monday meeting. Tools: Notion, Google Drive and Asana.
Toby goes through the checklist item by item and tells you what is still missing.
Each week Toby updates the status page from the channel discussion and shows you the change first.
Ask for a new proposal based on an old one. Toby drafts it and saves it in the folder you choose after you approve.
Say what needs doing, who owns it and by when. Toby shows the task and creates it after you approve.
Toby reads the conversations in Intercom and can draft the Jira issue when one turns out to be a bug.
Each morning Toby lists the conversations still open and which have waited longest.
Ask what customers raised most this week. Toby groups the conversations by topic.
Say what to tell the customer. Toby drafts the reply and posts it only after you approve.
Toby summarises a bug conversation from Intercom and drafts the Jira issue. You approve it before it is created.
The short list for someone with no time: the inbox, a project, what shipped and the latest proposal.
Each weekday Toby posts what arrived overnight and what needs you first.
Ask where a project stands. Toby reads the tasks and reports what is done, what is open and what is late.
Each Friday Toby posts what was merged, grouped by repository, for the channel to read.
Toby finds the latest proposal in Google Drive and adds a note about it to the company record in HubSpot, after you approve.
Example threads are on every tool page, next to the full list of what Toby does there. More than 3,000 tools can be connected over MCP.
Invoices and bank transactions.
Read moreContacts, companies and notes.
Read moreRosters and timesheets.
Read morePages, meeting notes and status pages.
Read moreIssues, blockers and sprint round-ups.
Read morePull requests and release notes.
Read moreFinding, summarising and filing documents.
Read moreInbox triage and drafted replies.
Read moreTasks, projects and weekly digests.
Read moreConversations, summaries and drafted replies.
Read moreLookups, summaries and weekly round-ups are the usual starting point: who is rostered on Saturday, what is the status of an invoice, what shipped this week. They repeat, they have a clear finish and they read from tools the team already pays for.
Yes. Connect two tools and Toby can work across both in one thread. For example, it can list a customer's open invoices from Xero next to their contact record from HubSpot.
Toby asks before anything goes out under your name. Before it sends or writes, it shows Approve or Reject, and the last call stays with a person.
Yes. Toby works the same way in Slack and in Microsoft Teams, with one credit pool and one set of connected tools for both.
More than 3,000 tools can be connected over MCP, so it may already work. Don't see the tool you need? Talk to us about adding it.
You start with 2,000 free credits and no card. After that, Starter is $25 a month for the whole workspace. Nobody pays per seat.
Connect the tool behind it, ask Toby in a channel and see the finished work come back in the thread.
Start with 2,000 free credits. No card, no sales call. Starter is $25 a month after that.