Find the useful part. Look for a conversation and summarize its main points, so you can return to a decision without rereading the whole thread.
For the next reply. And everything on your mind.
Ask a question, shape an idea, or find the right words. Bring in a conversation when you need a summary or a reply draft.
Start with whatever is on your mind.
Jenny is more than a reply assistant. Ask a question, explore an idea, rewrite a sentence, or bring in a conversation when you need its context.
More than a little help with replies.
Find the useful part of a long thread, ask an everyday question, or turn a rough idea into a clearer piece of writing.
Work through an idea. Ask everyday questions, compare ways to explain something, or turn rough notes into a clearer piece of writing.
Keep your own voice. Use a reply draft as a starting point. Check the wording, make changes, and choose whether to send it.
Work through it together. Make the final call yourself.
Explain what you need, review Jenny’s response, and check important details against the source. Edit a reply draft in your own voice before choosing to apply and send it.
Explain what you need
Ask a question or describe the conversation and outcome you want help with.
Write a short thank-you after a meeting.
Jenny
Thank you for your time today. I’ll gather your feedback and follow up with you.
Start with whatever is on your mind.