What to say

You never need exact wording. These are examples of things that work.

After a meeting

• "Just came off the call with Kestrel, they've pushed the close to November."
• "Move Northwind to negotiation."
• "Budget's confirmed at forty grand."
• "Just met Ryan Chong from MetLife, he's head of procurement."
• "Legal is the blocker."
• "I'll send Priya the deck by Friday."

Before a meeting

• "I'm about to head into a meeting with Timescapes, help me prepare."
• "Give me background on the upcoming Folly meeting."
• "Who's coming to this one?"

Looking things up

• "What's in my pipeline?"
• "Which of my deals close this month?"
• "When did we last speak to Raj?"
• "Any emails with Lachlan?"
• "What's on today?"
• "Look Acme up online."

Getting advice

• "Are we at risk on this one?"
• "Run Kestrel through BANT for me."
• "What's a good next step?"

Writing

• "Write Tom an email saying we'll send the proposal Friday."

Fixing things

• "No, it's thirty-five, not fifty."
• "It's Chong, C H O N G."
• "That's the wrong Acme."
• "Undo that."
• "Take that off."
• "What have I changed?"

Wrapping up

• "That's it." Birdie checks for loose ends, then says goodbye.
• "Gotta go." Birdie ends straight away.

Things Birdie cannot do

• Delete records in your CRM.
• Send emails (it saves drafts).
• Read anything you type or paste. Everything goes by voice.
• Look back at what was said in a past session.
• Understand languages other than English.