AI assistant for secretaries: inbox, calendar and minutes without losing the first half of the day
Personal interaction and tact remain yours. The assistant receives and sorts enquiries, keeps the manager's calendar, prepares letters from templates and turns a meeting into minutes.
What it does
- works through the inbox: separates what matters from newsletters and drafts short replies
- receives incoming enquiries and opens a record for each one
- runs the calendar: finds a slot, sends invitations, reminds participants
- prepares standard documents from templates — letters, certificates, orders
- writes the meeting minutes from a recording or your notes
What it does not do
- does not decide on its own who gets into the manager's calendar
- does not sign or send documents without your confirmation
How much time it frees up
How it works
What the assistant takes off the secretary's plate
Email sorted by nine in the morning
A calendar that doesn't fall apart from one reschedule
Letters and documents from a template, but not template-like
Meeting minutes by the evening of the same day
Guests, business trips, bookings
What the dialogue looks like
You: Morning email summary.
Assistant: 84 emails overnight. Needing the manager's decision — 4: a request for a commercial proposal from Vektor (reply due by Thursday), an invitation to a conference on 12 October, a letter from the lawyer about the Alfa contract (signature requested by Friday), a client complaint about order 2231. Replied from the template to 11 emails (acknowledgements of receipt), 62 — newsletters and notifications, archived. Invoices — 3, forwarded to accounting.
You: Show me the complaint first. Put the conference in the calendar as "tentative".
Assistant: The complaint is open in your "Urgent" folder. The conference is scheduled for 12 October with the status "tentative", decision reminder — 1 October.
What we need from you at the start
- Sorting rules: what is urgent, what goes to the manager, what you can answer yourself.
- The letter and document templates you use — in any form.
- Calendar access and meeting rules: default duration, mandatory breaks, who is allowed to move things.
- The minutes form and the list of regular meeting participants.
Implementation timeline
Frequently asked questions
On its own the assistant sends only standard acknowledgements from approved templates. Everything else is a draft for your review.
External recipients never see the assistant: letters go from your address and in your style after your check. It speeds up the preparation; the face of the company does not change.
Minutes are prepared on your side from your notes or recordings; nothing is uploaded anywhere. What to record and what not to is your decision.
We set up two calendars and two sets of rules. The assistant keeps them apart and makes sure meetings don't overlap where you are needed.
What it costs
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