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Ask for a brief on the drive to a client, research a question, or talk through your next move. Prism can also message or call a teammate to find the detail the work is waiting on.
Prism turns conversations into structured notes, connected client records, and prepared work. It learns from your changes, so the next task starts with a better understanding of your business.
Before the meeting, after a client visit, or in the middle of a busy day. The context carries from one piece of work to the next.
Ask for a brief on the drive to a client, research a question, or talk through your next move. Prism can also message or call a teammate to find the detail the work is waiting on.
Capture from your computer or send a visible notetaker. Get a transcript, decisions, and commitments. During the call, Copilot brings answers from your company material onto your screen.
Carol confirmed the pilot scope and two on-site training days. John will lead the security review before the start date is agreed.
Alex will send the revised quote by Friday.
Transcript · 18:42Alex“I’ll get the revised quote over to you by Friday, including both training days.”
Tell Prism what happened, even if you did not record the meeting. It structures your note and uses Company DNA to ask about the details you may have missed.
40 seats. Two on-site training days.
Security review before the pilot starts.
Revised quote by Friday. Owner: Alex.
Who signs off after John’s security review?
From your company’s discovery note requirementsKeep emails, notes, meetings, and tasks beside the deal. See pipeline value, ownership, and recent activity. Use Voice’s own CRM or connect several CRMs with two-way sync.
The pilot scope is confirmed. Security review is the next decision.
40 seats, two training days. John owns security.
Today · Voice noteAsk across your emails, files, recordings, team messages, and the web. Prism connects the relevant pieces, follows your access permissions, and helps resolve what is still missing.
“The scope looks right. John needs the security analysis before we can approve a start date.”
Dana owns the analysis. Two controls still need review, and the delivery date has not been confirmed.
The setup guide and DPA are ready. The customer-specific analysis is the remaining dependency.
Confirm Dana’s deadline, then give Carol a clear next step for the review.
Bring your calendars and tasks together. Create next steps by voice or from meeting commitments, and sync them with your task apps. Let Prism call for a brief or debrief at the time you choose.
Operator brings together the sources, works across your connected tools, and prepares the reply, proposal, or update. Review the result, make a change, and decide what happens next.
Your corrections teach the process. As it improves, automate repeat work within the rules you set, with exceptions brought back for your decision.
5 operations todo
The annual option and the legal recap, ready in one reply.
Sarah asked two things, and both have answers in your files. The annual option comes from the approved pricing; the legal date comes from the meeting and Dan’s email.
Hi Sarah, Yes, paying annually takes 12% off the list price for your 40 seats. The joint legal review is Thursday at 15:00. Dan sent the security packet on Monday, so both teams have it ahead of the call. Shall I send over the annual quote and the calendar invite? Alex
Sarah Chen · 2 messages · Today 08:12
Hi Sarah, Sharing the updated per-seat pricing for the Q3 rollout: 40 seats across Product and Support, onboarding in two waves. Happy to walk through it live. Alex
Thanks for the breakdown. Is there a discount if we commit for the year upfront? And where did we land on the legal review? David mentioned a joint call but I never saw an invite. Sarah
Follow-ups, support answers, decks, reports, customer handoffs, and the routines that keep your team moving.
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Prism learns how you work. Company DNA gives it the standards behind the work: what notes must cover, which sources to use, how a process runs, and when a person needs to decide.
Directors and process owners can review what it learns and give new instructions. Better understanding means more useful questions, clearer next steps, and less time repeating yourself.
Hi Carol,
The pilot covers 40 seats and two training days. I’ll send the security analysis on Friday.
Alex
The draft has a date. The teammate doing the analysis has not confirmed it yet.
Confirm delivery dates with the owner before including them in a customer commitment.
Hi Priya,
Maya has confirmed the technical analysis will be ready on Wednesday at 14:00. I’ll send it over then, ahead of Thursday’s review.
Alex
The owner was asked first. The new draft uses this customer’s confirmed date.
Read a support ticket, check the account, find the approved answer, and prepare a reply. Or combine CRM activity, a KPI sheet, and your reporting rules in one weekly update.
Use multiple sources and destinations in the same operation.
Explore integrationsUse the web, Mac, Windows, iPhone, or Android app. A standard phone call works too, with SMS when you do not have the app and notifications when you do. Prism supports most languages, including conversations and context across a multinational team.
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You define the scope for each workflow: what starts it, which tools it can use, what it may do, and where your review is required. Start by improving the prepared work together, then automate routines such as follow-ups, approved support answers, or reporting. New situations and exceptions can come back to you.
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The annual option and the legal recap, ready in one reply.
Sarah asked two things, and both have answers in your files. The annual option comes from the approved pricing; the legal date comes from the meeting and Dan’s email.
Hi Sarah, Yes, paying annually takes 12% off the list price for your 40 seats. The joint legal review is Thursday at 15:00. Dan sent the security packet on Monday, so both teams have it ahead of the call. Shall I send over the annual quote and the calendar invite? Alex
Sarah Chen · 2 messages · Today 08:12
Hi Sarah, Sharing the updated per-seat pricing for the Q3 rollout: 40 seats across Product and Support, onboarding in two waves. Happy to walk through it live. Alex
Thanks for the breakdown. Is there a discount if we commit for the year upfront? And where did we land on the legal review? David mentioned a joint call but I never saw an invite. Sarah
Review the changed cells. The connected sheet follows when you apply.
The call count and DACH demos changed. DataDrive closed in the West, and Wisła moved into Negotiation in DACH. I recalculated the total from the regional rows. You can edit any highlighted value before applying.
| 1 | Region | Calls | Demos | Pipeline ($K) | Won ($K) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | North | 12 | 310 | 42 | |
| 3 | West | 71 | 9 | 264 | |
| 4 | South | 66 | 11 | 198 | 24 |
| 5 | DACH | 58 | 48 | ||
| 6 | Total | 279 | 46 | 210 |
Week 39 Through yesterday’s close
Five changes ready. Edit a highlighted value before applying.
A three-slide proposal and a one-page summary for the partners.
Julie needs something she can forward. The deck uses her words from the meeting, the agreed pilot from Slack, and the approved pricing. The one-pager carries the same offer for partners who prefer a document.
The title uses Julie’s wording. The proposal follows her meeting requirements.
Proposal summary for the partners
Paperwork after every client visit takes time away from the next customer. The team needs the conversation to stay with the account.
One coastal team, two claim types, three weeks. Start after the security review. Agree the success criteria with Julie before kickoff.
The approved annual option is attached to the proposal. Review the pilot with the partners on Tuesday, then confirm the rollout scope.
An answer grounded in the help center and the customer’s account.
Carol wants to add teammates without exposing private notes. The guide answers both parts. This reply explains exactly what changes with pipeline membership.
Hi Carol, You can add both account managers from the pipeline’s member list. They will be able to see its clients and shared activities. Private notes stay private to their owner. Adding someone to the pipeline does not change that. Open the pipeline, choose Members, and add the two teammates. Let me know if you would like a hand with the setup. Alex

Carol Susi · Zendesk · Ticket #1842 · Open
Hi, we have added two new account managers. How do we give them access to the shared pipeline without sharing everyone’s private notes? Thanks, Carol
The right changes go back to the right CRM, with the meeting attached.
Your teams use two CRMs. These updates keep each account in its home system while giving you one place to review the work. Edit a value or leave an item out before applying.