A workday with Crew

Concrete examples of what you can hand to Crew at each point in the day and in your role. Everything here works today.

The personal assistant
that has your workday covered

From before you log on to Friday afternoon, here is what Crew does at each point in the day. We've marked what it does on its own and what it does when you ask.

  1. Before workCrew does this first

    Morning briefing

    Today's meetings, the important emails that came in overnight and what's due today, on one page. You know the shape of your day before you sit down.

    Morning briefing
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  2. Before a meetingCrew does this first

    Meeting brief

    Who's attending, what was said last time and what has changed in the emails since. Right before the meeting you get the time, place and video link once more.

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    CrewAPP1:30 PM

    📋 Meeting Briefing

    2:00 PM Northwind pricing call

    • • Attendees: Sarah Chen (Purchasing), Ben Carter (Production Planning)
    • • Changed since last time: asking for $11.80 per unit and delivery one week earlier
    • • To decide today: how far to move on price, whether earlier delivery is possible

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  3. AfternoonYou ask, Crew does it

    Email reply drafts

    Say “draft a reply to Sarah” and Crew reads the thread and writes it. It only sends after you've checked the recipient and the text and said “send it”.

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  4. End of dayCrew does this first

    Promises kept

    Crew spots promises like “I'll send it by Wednesday” in your mail and chats and reminds you as the deadline nears. Emails from the people who matter most are flagged separately.

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  5. FridayRuns on a schedulePaid plans

    Weekly report

    Say “every Friday at 4, draft my weekly report” once. Each week Crew gathers your calendar, sent mail and finished to-dos into a draft.

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By role

Three things each role hands off most. Anything in quotes can be said to Crew as is.

Sales and business development

For people whose day is customer meetings and email.

  1. Crew does this first

    When

    The 2 PM Northwind meeting

    What happens

    Before the meeting Crew sends a brief on the attendees, the company and what changed in your email threads.

  2. You ask, Crew does it

    You say

    “Draft a reply to Sarah on the quote. Up to 3% on price.”

    What happens

    Crew reads the thread and writes the draft. Say “send it” and it goes out with the quote attached.

  3. Crew does this first

    When

    After you reply “I'll send the contract draft by Wednesday”

    What happens

    Crew remembers the promise and reminds you the evening before it's due.

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Team leads and managers

For people with many meetings and reports, and emails they can't miss.

  1. Runs on a schedulePaid plans

    You say

    “Every Friday at 4, draft my weekly report”

    What happens

    Crew gathers the week's calendar, sent mail and finished to-dos into a DOCX draft. This is a scheduled task, so it needs a paid plan.

  2. Crew does this first

    When

    When your CEO or a key customer emails

    What happens

    For people you've marked as important, Crew tells you first, with what they said and what you need to do.

  3. You ask, Crew does it

    You say

    “Prep my three 1:1s for tomorrow”

    What happens

    For each person, Crew pulls together past conversations and emails and suggests what to raise.

Team leads and managers
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Marketing and planning

For people who research, organize and turn it into material.

  1. You ask, Crew does it

    You say

    “Research recent news on our three competitors and compare them in a table”

    What happens

    Crew searches the web and news, builds the table with sources, and makes a report file if you want one.

  2. You ask, Crew does it

    You say

    “Turn this plan into a 12-slide deck”

    What happens

    Crew reads the document you upload and builds a PPTX. Tell it what to change and it revises.

  3. Runs on a schedulePaid plans

    You say

    “Every Monday at 9, send me an industry news summary”

    What happens

    Crew finds and summarizes the news at the set time. This is a scheduled task, so it needs a paid plan.

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Executives and founders

For people with packed calendars and many decisions.

  1. Crew does this first

    When

    Every morning before work

    What happens

    Crew sends a morning briefing: a line of context for each meeting, the emails waiting on you and what's due today.

  2. You ask, Crew does it

    You say

    “Show me only the emails I need to answer today and draft replies”

    What happens

    Crew picks out the emails that need you, summarizes them and drafts each reply for your approval.

  3. You ask, Crew does it

    You say

    “Summarize the board pack and flag the numbers to check”

    What happens

    Crew reads the PDF or spreadsheet you upload and lists the key points and the figures that changed.

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HR, admin and operations

For people who schedule, check documents and run routines.

  1. You ask, Crew does it

    You say

    “Book three interviews next week and draft the invitation emails”

    What happens

    Crew finds free time, creates the events and drafts an email per candidate for your approval.

  2. You ask, Crew does it

    You say

    “Summarize this contract and flag the clauses to check”

    What happens

    Crew reads the contract you upload and lists what needs a look, such as term, amounts and liability.

  3. Runs on a schedulePaid plans

    You say

    “On the 28th of every month, put expenses into a spreadsheet”

    What happens

    Crew compiles them on the set day into an XLSX file. This is a scheduled task, so it needs a paid plan.

Set up an hour with Northwind next week

Open times next week

  • Tuesday 2:00 – 3:00 PM
  • Wednesday 10:30 – 11:30 AM
  • Thursday 4:00 – 5:00 PM

Shall I book Tuesday? I'll invite Sarah Chen and Ben Carter.

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