Genuine curiosity because the number varies wildly depending on who you ask.
In conversations with growth teams over the past year, I keep hearing the same range: between 6 and 14 tools in a typical active week. CRM, analytics platform, email tool, content tool, ad platform, spreadsheet, calendar, Slack, sometimes a project management layer on top.
We've been wrestling with this while building dolv. Some tasks feel safe to fully automate - updating a CRM field, drafting a post, scoring a lead. Others feel risky the moment they touch a customer, even if the AI got it right.
Our current rule of thumb: anything reversible and internal can run on its own. Anything customer-facing waits for a human to look at it first.
Curious how other builders (or teams using AI tools day to day) think about this. Do you have a clear line, or does it shift depending on the tool?