Brief (trybrief.ai) - Ensure what gets decided, gets done
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Brief is the Executive Intelligence platform. It tracks every decision you make and every commitment your team makes back, and catches what's slipping before the deadline does, so you walk into every conversation prepared.
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Brief helps me stay organized and makes sure nothing slips through the cracks, especially the Daily Brief summary email. With several deals in my pipeline and multiple threads of communication for each, I used to scour email and crm to track my deliverables. Brief eliminates that exercise and saves me lots of time. I was hoping for an AI component that provided a draft email response to my email deliverables, maybe only the more generic communications. Not sure if that's possible but drafting emails takes up much of my time. The daily "did you decide" emails are also helpful, but one email with a list of "decisions" would be better than several individual notes in my inbox. I do not manage a team directly and Brief helps me manage my day to day. I bet Brief is even more valuable to executives managing others, teams, organizations etc. I'd recommend this to managers in my network for sure!
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Brief helps me stay organized and makes sure nothing slips through the cracks, especially the Daily Brief summary email. With several deals in my pipeline and multiple threads of communication for each, I used to scour email and crm to track my deliverables. Brief eliminates that exercise and saves me lots of time. I was hoping for an AI component that provided a draft email response to my email deliverables, maybe only the more generic communications. Not sure if that's possible but drafting emails takes up much of my time. The daily "did you decide" emails are also helpful, but one email with a list of "decisions" would be better than several individual notes in my inbox. I do not manage a team directly and Brief helps me manage my day to day. I bet Brief is even more valuable to executives managing others, teams, organizations etc. I'd recommend this to managers in my network for sure!