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The Agent learns how you work.

Once a day it suggests what it learned. What you keep, it knows in every conversation.

Three things the Agent learned from what people told it over two months: that a customer pays on the 15th, from four conversations; to offer annual billing before a discount, from six; and to order from a second supplier while the first is out of stock, from three, replacing an older rule. Pointing at one lights the conversations it came from.

It suggests. You keep.

Suggestions arrive once a day. What you keep, it knows everywhere.

The organization's memory the next day, the three above already kept: three new suggestions wait, a fact about who works which days, a rule for bookings and a rule for quotes that replaces an older one. Keeping one moves it to Kept.

For everyone, or one team.

Each fact or rule covers the whole business or one area. Add your own in a line.

The kept memory: the three facts and rules from the first screen, for the whole organization, Sales and Purchasing, and a rule added by hand for People, with a line to remember one more.

And a memory of your own.

Only you see it, it reaches only your conversations, and you can erase it for good.

A person's own memory: a preference and an instruction, the switch that lets the organization's memory learn from their conversations, and Erase your memory.

Questions

Does learning cost anything?

Suggesting spends AI credits. Nothing counts until it is kept.

Who decides what the business remembers?

Whoever runs your SalexHub keeps or drops each suggestion. What they add by hand counts at once.

Are my own conversations used?

You choose whether the organization's memory may learn from them, in your own memory's settings.

Does it learn from decisions?

Yes. Each decision you close in Reports offers its lesson here.

Teach it once.

Start free, and the Agent starts learning how you work.

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