Think about your own work or business in this area: the product is an AI assistant for client-facing teams. Each teammate gets help with email, calendar, replies and follow-ups, so client work doesn't slip. Works with your email, calendar, and files in Gmail, Outlook, and Google Drive, plus Slack and your CRM. What is the single biggest problem you have there right now? Be specific about what it costs you (time, money, customers) and what you have already tried.

Tonya Purdynegative

The single biggest problem we have right now is information silos and the manual oversight required to prevent client work from slipping. My 12-person agency juggles 18 accounts, and tasks get lost between spreadsheets, flagged emails, and Slack. It costs us valuable time – hours each week – compiling updates and chasing down follow-ups, which takes away from strategic growth. We've tried implementing stricter shared spreadsheet protocols, but it’s still too easy for things to fall through the cracks. We need a more integrated system to ensure consistent client experience and reduce the constant 'firefighting'.

Simulated interest: 80/100

William Aufderharnegative

The biggest problem right now is ensuring client deliverables aren't slipping through the cracks due to manual tracking. We use Front and HubSpot, but crucial notes and follow-ups get lost in Slack threads or my Excel tracker. This fragmentation easily costs us 10-15 hours a week in reconciliation, and frankly, the risk of a missed follow-up could jeopardise a major contract. We've tried standardising internal processes, but the bespoke nature of client work always seems to create new blind spots.

Simulated interest: 70/100

Purnima Jhanegative

My biggest problem is definitely the manual tracking. I spend so much time consolidating client updates from emails, Slack, and then trying to keep our Google Sheet in sync. It feels like a constant game of catch-up, and I worry about things slipping through the cracks, especially during client handoffs between the implementation team and myself. This manual consolidation easily takes up an hour or two each day, which could be spent on more proactive client engagement. I've tried creating more structured templates in Sheets, but it's still a bottleneck.

Simulated interest: 85/100

Marcus Lefflerneutral

Honestly, the biggest drain right now is the sheer volume of administrative follow-ups across multiple searches. Keeping on top of every email, every calendar invite for interviews, and ensuring prompt replies for both candidates and clients manually, especially with our team sharing responsibilities, is incredibly time-consuming. We're already using Outlook, Bullhorn, and Slack, plus a detailed Excel tracker, but it still feels like important coordination steps get lost or take too long. This probably costs us hours each week per person that could be spent on actual sourcing or client strategy. I'm curious if this AI truly automates those granular tasks without requiring significant setup or changing how we already work.

Simulated interest: 60/100

Stina Barthnegative

The biggest problem for us is keeping track of all the client communications and requests across Gmail, Slack, and our Notion board. It's a constant manual effort to ensure nothing slips through the cracks, which eats up valuable time – probably a good few hours each week for me personally, and it can lead to missed follow-ups or delays, which doesn't reflect well on our professionalism. We've tried standardizing our tagging in HubSpot, but it’s still very manual and doesn't integrate the communication threads themselves.

Simulated interest: 75/100

Elena Armstrongneutral

An AI assistant for client work sounds intriguing, especially if it can genuinely help with the constant influx of emails and chasing down documents. My biggest problem right now is simply keeping up with client replies and ensuring no filing deadlines are missed, particularly during tax season. It often means I'm working late and feeling perpetually a step behind. We've tried implementing stricter internal follow-up procedures, but it's the sheer volume and client response times that are the real bottleneck. I'm not entirely sure how it integrates with our current systems beyond Outlook, Drive, and our shared spreadsheet – that integration piece is key for me.

Simulated interest: 50/100

Kyle Huelnegative

My biggest headache right now is keeping track of all the promised actions and open requests. We're using a spreadsheet, which feels incredibly fragile and time-consuming. I spend hours each week manually updating it and trying to ensure nothing slips through the cracks. It costs us time that could be spent on proactive client engagement, and I worry about losing a client because of a missed follow-up. We've tried just being more diligent with calendar reminders, but it's not a scalable solution for an 8-person team.

Simulated interest: 75/100

Hanna van Veenneutral

Our biggest problem is definitely information silos. Sales might promise something in Pipedrive, but the translation team, who are external, might not see it until much later, or it gets lost in translation between Slack and emails. This leads to missed deadlines and frustrated clients, costing us valuable time and potentially repeat business. We've tried stricter Pipedrive protocols, but it's hard to enforce across different teams and tools. I'm curious how this AI assistant would actually integrate and ensure information flows seamlessly without adding another layer of complexity.

Simulated interest: 60/100

Kin Pandeyneutral

My biggest headache is honestly keeping track of all the follow-ups. With two recruiters and myself juggling candidate pipelines and client updates across Gmail, Calendar, and Zoho, things inevitably slip through the cracks. It costs us time chasing down old leads and potentially losing clients or good candidates because we weren't prompt enough. I’ve tried implementing stricter checklist routines and reminders, but it’s still so manual. The idea of an AI assistant helping with emails, calendar, and follow-ups sounds promising, but I'm always worried about how well it would integrate with our current setup and if it would truly save more time than it takes to manage.

Simulated interest: 60/100

Virginia Reynoldsnegative

The biggest problem right now is the sheer manual effort involved in tracking deadlines and follow-ups across various platforms. My team still copies everything into a spreadsheet, which takes hours each week and is incredibly prone to error. We've missed a critical follow-up before, and it nearly cost us a client. The time spent double-checking and the constant anxiety about a missed detail is immense. I worry about a missed cell costing us thousands in lost retainer fees, not to mention potential damage to our reputation.

Simulated interest: 40/100