Get a draft for whatever you are working on.
Wherever you are working, ask the AI for a draft: a reply to the email waiting in the inbox, a translation of a message you cannot read, a tidy version of a rambling support request, a chart from one sentence, the rest of a half-written article, a quick brief on a deal you have not opened in weeks. Nothing is sent, saved or published until you say so.
The assistant opens with your pipeline beside it: active deals, and the ones going quiet, named, with how long. A blank box waiting for a prompt would know none of that.
Six places
Where it drafts for you.
The same assistant, in six parts of NearSync. Pick one to see what it gives you.
هل ما زلنا على موعدنا يوم الخميس؟
Translation
"Are we still on for Thursday?"
Shown to you only. The message itself is untouched.
Draft a reply
Yes, Thursday still works. I will send the agenda across on Wednesday.
It lands in your composer. You still press send.
Every draft waits for you to accept it.
Understand a message in any language.
It translates the message into English for you on the spot, without changing the message itself.
- Translate a message you cannot read, right where it is
- Summarise a long message in a couple of sentences
- Get a reply drafted into your composer, ready to edit
- Pick from suggested replies on WhatsApp, then edit or send
- Everyone else still sees the original; nothing is rewritten
- Summarise an email thread and its action items in the inbox
Change anything before you accept it.
When the AI tidies a ticket, it shows the title, type and severity it suggests. Nothing applies until you accept.
- Turn a rambling first message into a clean title, type and severity
- Edit any field the AI suggested before accepting it
- Cancel and keep the original, with nothing changed
- Get a plain-English brief on a deal without changing the deal itself
- Review suggested tags on an asset before they are applied
Clearly labelled
You can always tell what the AI wrote.
Anything the AI wrote carries a small label that says so. When a chart is empty, the reason is worked out from your own data and the AI only writes the wording, so the label goes on that sentence rather than on the whole card.
Access
Who can do what.
The AI works with your own permissions. It can only draft on things you can already open, and accepting a draft takes the same permission as making that change by hand.
See any draft the AI writes on your own work.
Ask for a draft, and accept or discard it.
Publish what it drafted, where publishing applies.
Choose which model each department uses.
Admin is the highest role and is not limited by these permissions, so keep it to the smallest group that genuinely needs it.