Ask anything about any customer. Get a real answer.
Prep for calls, answer questions, and draft follow-ups from everything your team has ever discussed with a customer: every email, Slack thread, call, and task.
The relationship: cooling. Sentiment slipped from 7 to 5 over three weeks, mostly around the reporting delays.
You owe them: the revised reporting timeline promised on the July 8 call, overdue 4 days, and the June invoice correction.
They owe you: final dashboard copy, asked for twice. Without it the dates slip again.
Worth focusing on: bring the revised timeline. It's the open wound, and renewal is six weeks out. Her CFO now reviews vendor spend, so put dates in writing.
If you'd ask a sharp colleague, you can ask Parsley.
Sixteen of the thousands it can answer, every one grounded in your own history.
Prep me for my 2pm with Dana at Meridian.
What did we promise Meridian, and is any of it overdue?
Draft the follow-up to Ryan about the Q3 timeline.
What happened with Acme while I was out?
Which accounts took the most time relative to their retainer this quarter?
Who at Northwind mentioned hiring?
Log this call’s commitments in our project tool.
Brief the new account lead on Acme Co: history, open items, what to watch.
Write the Meridian status update for their exec team.
What did we decide about Tidewater’s discount request?
What changed across my accounts this week?
Whose replies have been slowing down over the past month?
When did Dana first raise the reporting delays?
Create a task for the invoice correction and assign it to me.
Did we ever agree to weekly reporting, and where?
Draft the renewal email for Tidewater.
The first draft, already written.
Ask for an email, a status update, or a brief, and Parsley writes the first version from the full relationship history. You review, edit if you want, and send.
Kept it short. Ryan has asked twice, so speed matters more than polish.
Ryan, here's the revised Q3 timeline we owe you: kickoff July 28, first dashboards live August 22, reporting automation September 12.
It fits inside the current retainer, per Sonia's Q3 cap. I'll bring the add-on pricing to Wednesday's kickoff.
Done. Three items created. The timeline task is assigned to you for Thursday.
Then it does the follow-through.
Create the task, update the CRM record, log the commitments from today's call. Tell Parsley and it's done, in your tools. It works across hundreds of them, and anything that speaks MCP can be connected too. Nothing ships without your review.
Wherever the work happens.
On the web.
The full app: every account's live state, the feed of what needs you, and the agent, in one place.
In your inbox.
The Gmail extension sits beside the open thread and drafts with the full relationship as context, not just the thread.
In your Slack.
Message @parsley privately, or bring it into a group channel where it answers alongside the team's conversation.