A Morning Brief that ends in decisions
Every morning in Telegram or by email: what moved, what's held and what's waiting on you.
Management & operations
Squad turns what you decide into plans, the plans into work, and the work into a short list of what needs you — with the rest decided from your own records.
Every morning in Telegram or by email: what moved, what's held and what's waiting on you.
Meet your AI team on any topic; minutes go to the file bank and outcomes come back as cards to approve.
Tickets from Zendesk, Freshdesk or Intercom answered as drafts — no promise of a shift you can't staff.
A short kickoff per project; work is dispatched only from the plan you approved.
Questions the team can answer from your records are decided for you — with a Change button.
Only tools in Squad's catalogue are listed. Any other system with an API can be connected through a custom API connection.
A five-step playbook for setting goals an AI team can deliver: a number, a real budget, your hours, your rules — and why Squad parks the rest before any work starts.
Cut first-reply time with Squad: drafts from your help desk, replies you approve, and a feasibility check that parks promises your team can't actually staff.
One daily brief in Telegram or email, one list of decisions with one button each, and a path from approving everything to acting within your policies.
Start a meeting with your AI team on any topic: attendees picked with a reason, answers from your company data, minutes saved, and outcome cards you approve.
What moved since yesterday, what the team held back and why, and the decisions waiting on you — in your language, in your own Telegram chat or by email.
Squad's meetings are with your AI team inside the app: you set the topic, Squad invites the right roles, and the minutes and outcome cards come back to you.
It drafts replies and reads your volumes; your people stay in charge of what's sent. When a plan would need staff you don't have, Squad says so.
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