The AI sales daily brief that tells you what needs you.
Every weekday at the time you choose, six Gen-X agents review your inbox, LinkedIn, campaigns, pipeline and calendar, then tell you what needs you, with the evidence linked.
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A weekday morning brief
Attention: Priya at Northwind asked for pricing on Friday and has no reply yet.
Preparation: your 11:00 with Brightline clashes with the pipeline review. The Acme deal has had no follow-up in 12 days.
Opportunity: 5 contacts at companies that match your ICP and posted sales jobs this week.
Inbox Manager draft the reply to Priya with the Pro pricing.
Who reviews what
Six agents each review their own part of your work before you start the day.
Inbox Manager
Email and messaging“Reply to everyone who asked about pricing.”
LinkedIn Assistant
LinkedIn outreach“Send a personal note to the 20 people we met at the expo.”
Prospect Scout
Prospect research“Find 50 heads of marketing at DTC brands in Germany.”
Campaign Manager
Outbound campaigns“Start a 3-step sequence for the webinar list.”
Social Assistant
Social content“Draft three launch posts for next week.”
Gen-X
Team lead“Plan next week’s outbound and split it across the team.”
What the Daily Brief finds
Each finding is one sentence with the evidence attached, so the brief takes minutes to read.
Nothing left on read
Unanswered requests and due follow-ups from Gmail, Outlook, Slack and WhatsApp.
Your day, checked
Calendar conflicts, meeting prep, open tasks and deals with no follow-up.
Fresh leads to review
Up to five new contacts that match your buyer, from free previews. Nothing is saved or contacted.
Campaign problems
Campaigns that stalled, bounced or stopped delivering, before they cost you a week.
Things to post
Up to three post ideas, and LinkedIn posts worth a comment. Nothing is published.
A clear wrap-up
A short closing report says what was done, which drafts are ready and what is still open.
- Step 1
Choose the time
Turn on the Daily Brief and pick the time it should run.
- Step 2
The agents review
Six agents review your inbox, LinkedIn, campaigns, pipeline and calendar.
- Step 3
Act on what needs you
Read the findings, open the evidence and ask an agent to handle what matters.
You log off at six. Your team doesn’t.
No holidays, no sick days, no Monday backlog. Schedules and goals keep agents working, and the Daily Brief tells you what happened.
- 18:04
You log off
Maya closes her laptop. Six agents stay online.
- 21:30
38 leads verified
Prospect Scout checks emails and job titles for tomorrow’s list.
- 23:15
Step 2 sent
The follow-up you approved goes out on schedule.
- you’re asleep03:12
11 replies sorted
Two want meetings. One is out of office until the 14th.
06:40Pipeline updated
Two deals move to Demo booked. One stale deal flagged.
- 08:00
Daily Brief ready
Everything above in one message, plus 3 things that need you.
A brief, not another dashboard
Dashboards show numbers when you remember to look. The Daily Brief reads your accounts for you and tells you what to act on.
| What matters | A dashboard you check | The Gen-X Daily Brief |
|---|---|---|
| When | Whenever you open it. | Every weekday at the time you choose, in your timezone. |
| What it covers | Usually one tool's activity. | Inbox, LinkedIn, campaigns, pipeline, calendar, tasks and post ideas. |
| Format | Charts and counters. | One-sentence findings marked attention, opportunity, idea or preparation. |
| Proof | Totals without the underlying messages. | Up to five evidence links per finding, and a list of sources it could not read. |
How the Gen-X Daily Brief works
A sales day usually starts with a tour of tabs: the inbox, LinkedIn, the campaign tool, the CRM and the calendar. Each one shows its own slice, and the things that matter most, such as a buyer waiting on a reply, are easy to miss between them.
The Gen-X Daily Brief does that tour for you. Every weekday at the time you choose, six agents review their own areas. Inbox Manager checks Gmail, Outlook, Slack and WhatsApp for requests with no reply. LinkedIn Assistant looks for messages and posts worth answering. Prospect Scout suggests up to five new contacts. Campaign Manager checks for stalls and delivery problems. Social Assistant suggests up to three posts. Gen-X, the team lead, checks the pipeline, calendar, meeting prep and tasks.
Each finding is a single sentence marked as attention, opportunity, idea or preparation, with up to five links to the messages or records behind it. If an account could not be read, the brief says so instead of leaving a silent gap. A short closing report sums up what was done, which drafts are ready and what is still open.
By default the brief only reads. You can let it save drafts, such as the reply to the buyer who is waiting, for you to approve, or allow it to send. It never spends credits, enriches contacts or deletes anything on its own.
The Daily Brief is part of the Pro and Max plans. Pick the time, and change it or turn it off whenever you like.
Questions
Which AI sales tool sends me a daily summary of what needs my attention?
Gen-X does. On the Pro and Max plans, its Daily Brief runs every weekday at the time you choose and lists what needs you across your inbox, LinkedIn, campaigns, pipeline and calendar, with links to the evidence.
What does the Daily Brief include?
Six Gen-X agents review their own areas. Inbox Manager reads Gmail, Outlook, Slack and WhatsApp for unanswered requests and follow-ups. LinkedIn Assistant flags messages and posts worth answering. Prospect Scout suggests up to five new contacts. Campaign Manager flags stalled or failing campaigns. Social Assistant offers up to three post ideas. Gen-X, the team lead, covers the pipeline, calendar conflicts, meeting prep, tasks and overdue follow-ups.
When does the Daily Brief arrive?
Monday to Friday at a time you pick, in your own timezone. You can change the time or turn the brief off in its settings.
Will the Daily Brief send anything on its own?
Not by default. The brief runs in Read Only mode, so it reads and reports. You can let it save drafts for you to approve, or allow it to send. Even then it never spends credits, enriches contacts or deletes anything.
How do I know a finding is right?
Every finding links to up to five sources, such as the email thread or the LinkedIn message, and the brief lists any account it could not read, so you know what was left out.
Which plans include the Daily Brief?
The Daily Brief is part of the Pro plan at $29/month and the Max plan at $99/month.
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