Facts, follow-ups and next steps in a small window beside your meeting. Ajenzo brings your connected knowledge into the conversation as it happens.
Listening: Google Meet (Chrome)Yes, 800 by Friday is feasible.
Yes, we can deliver that: 672 are available now and another 400 come off the line on Thursday.
Stock list week 41.xlsx · sheet Stock, row 4 · updated 6 Oct 2026 at 13:52
“Can you deliver 800 units by Friday?”
Listening: Google Meet (Chrome)Yes, 800 by Friday is feasible.
Yes, we can deliver that: 672 are available now and another 400 come off the line on Thursday.
Stock list week 41.xlsx · sheet Stock, row 4 · updated 6 Oct 2026 at 13:52
Answer the question while it still matters.
Card layouts follow the Ajenzo app. Conversation text is illustrative. Suggestions and recaps are labelled separately from sourced answers.
Ajenzo follows what is being discussed. These examples show how the same product helps in different parts of your work.
A customer asks about availability, delivery or a price you discussed earlier. Ajenzo looks for the relevant detail in connected documents and correspondence, then shows the source alongside the answer.
Bring the latest project update or an earlier agreement into the discussion. When a detail is still unresolved, a follow-up suggestion can help you ask the next useful question.
Find what you agreed, how a rollout was planned or which detail still needs confirmation. After the call, a recap brings the decisions, responsibilities and open questions together.
A sourced answer shows its origin and, when available, its update time. A suggested response gives you a way to put the detail into words.
Suggestions, general knowledge and after-call recaps carry their own labels, so you can tell retrieved information apart from a prompt to ask or check something.
Expand a card, mark it useful, dismiss it or return to an earlier card. You decide what to say and what to do next.
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