Samora/Today

Open one screen. The day is already sorted.

Every morning SAM has read the replies, the meetings and the deals. Today shows what needs you, what SAM can do for you, and what is running on its own.

Three lists

Needs you. SAM can do these. Running on its own.

A call to prepare, a proposal to send, a go-ahead to close: those need you. An answer or a nudge that is due: SAM drafts it. Everything SAM is watching sits underneath, with Undo.

  • Every live deal in one row, with its phase and stage
  • Paused SAMpaigns still show their conversations
  • Pauses and holds listed, with Resume
Today · Tuesday3 need you
Needs you
Call with Ravi, Northwind HR at 11:30
Negotiating. They asked about the pilot price.
Prep for the call
Send the proposal to Halden Logistics
Asked for in Monday’s meeting notes
Let SAM write it
SAM can do these
Answer Aisha Bello in English
She asked whether it works with Outlook
Review
Running on its own
Waiting on Tomás Ruiz
You answered on 5 Nov. SAM nudges on 10 Nov.
Watching
Marlow Foods moved to Proposal
From your email with the plan attached
Undo
Before every call

Walk in knowing more than they expect.

When

The call and who is on it

From your calendar, with each person’s role.

Where it stands

The deal so far

Each step with the sentence that proves it.

In their words

What they asked

Their questions, quoted, so nothing is forgotten.

Leave with

Two or three outcomes

What to come out of the call with, like the budget owner.

The daily brief

Your morning, already read.

What moved overnight, what is slipping, and the actions that matter most, ranked by what they are worth rather than by what shouts loudest.

Mailboxes

Connections that stay connected.

If a mailbox needs reconnecting, you see why and how to fix it, and SAM catches up on what it missed. A number it cannot read shows as n/a, never as zero.

Pick a market. We will light it up in the demo.

Bring a country and a type of buyer. In thirty minutes SAM finds the companies, the people who decide, and writes the first messages in their language. Nothing is sent.