Autopilot
Set how much the business runs itself. Ada and the department heads handle the rest.
Compile overnight activity, pending approvals & the day's priorities, then send you a digest.
Push an end-of-day summary of what the org did, what's pending, and tomorrow's focus.
Create the contact profile and place them in the pipeline at 'Spotted'.
Summarise pipeline movement, flag cooling leads, propose the week's outreach.
Alert you and draft what's needed (e.g. updated CAMA letterhead).
Run the QA pass against real operations (not a demo) before Amara ships to a client.
Apply the FX buffer, stamp a 14-day validity, and auto-flag any quote past expiry for re-issue.
Pull the qualified lead from safetyline.com.ng's frontdesk into the Suite's pipeline at 'Spotted'.
Roll up LinkedIn followers/impressions, WhatsApp Status viewers, discovery conversations, and audits delivered against the docs/06 targets.
Triage, then draft a reply with full CRM context for your approval.
Draft a polite payment reminder referencing the invoice & project.
Flag it and draft a client re-engagement or a shelve recommendation.
Turn one anchor asset (case study / build-in-public update) into a week of LinkedIn, X, and WhatsApp Status content.
Draft the retainer proposal, a case-study outline with real numbers, and a named-referral ask — the full docs/06 close-loop.
Review waitlist/design-partner signal and propose the week's roadmap priority — protected from Studio fire-drills.
Check cash vs burn; alert only if runway drops below the threshold.
Even on Autopilot, three things never fire on their own — they route to your approval inbox first: spend against a budget, admin changes (access, settings, filings), and first-contact outbound to a new person. Everything else the org can run inside its budget and playbooks.