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AI Assistant — chat interface where users describe a task and the AI builds the automation, with proactive, impact-ranked suggestions
Integrations hub — searchable library of one-click connections (Calendar, Stripe, HubSpot, Slack, etc.)
Analytics dashboard — automations run, hours saved, and conversion rate at a glance
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It's currently running from production to upload at:
https://youtube.com/@ecnivs
Not public yet, but it's coming
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AI voice receptionist for an HVAC company — handles emergency calls, books service appointments, and answers pricing questions 24/7, so no lead is lost after hours.
