Studio assistant
Ask questions in plain language (like who hasn't paid or what went out last week) and get answers drawn only from your own studio's records.
Ask in plain language
Instead of building reports, just ask: who hasn't paid, what was issued last week, which sets are still locked. The assistant answers in plain language.
Grounded in your data
Answers are drawn only from your own studio's records: clients, documents, and transactions you already hold. Nothing is invented and nothing crosses between studios.
A faster read on the practice
Use it as a quick pulse on the studio: outstanding fees, recent activity, and what needs attention, without digging through screens.
A straight answer, not a report
Ask the practice a question in plain language and get an answer drawn only from your own records. It's a quick read on outstanding fees and recent activity, with nothing invented and nothing borrowed from another studio.
- Plain questions, plain answers
- Grounded only in your own data
- No cross-studio bleed
Off the ledger, onto the workspace
Build a report, export it, read it, repeat next week.
Ask in plain language and get the answer straight back.
Outstanding fees mean opening every client to add them up.
Ask who hasn't paid and see it at a glance.
A dashboard tool that ingests (and mixes) everyone's data.
Answers grounded only in your own studio's records.
Built to carry the weight
Just ask
Who hasn't paid? What went out last week? Which sets are still locked? Ask it the way you'd ask a colleague.
Only your records
Answers come from the clients, documents, and transactions you already hold, nothing invented, nothing borrowed from another studio.
A pulse on the practice
Outstanding fees, recent activity, what needs attention, a quick read without digging through screens.
Everything, in the file
Just ask
- Plain-language questions
- Who hasn't paid, what went out
- Which sets are still locked
Grounded
- Only your own records
- Nothing invented
- No cross-studio data, ever
A pulse on the practice
- Outstanding fees at a glance
- Recent activity
- What needs your attention
Instead of building a report, just ask: who hasn't paid, what was issued last week, which sets are still locked.
Questions, answered
Straight answers about studio assistant, in plain language.
Ask us anythingOnly from your own studio's records: the clients, documents, and transactions you already hold. Nothing is invented, and data never crosses between studios.
No. You ask in plain language, the way you'd ask a colleague, and the assistant answers in plain language.
Practical questions about the practice: who hasn't paid, what was issued last week, which sets are still locked, what needs attention.