Built for manufacturers
Chris handles recurring office work for manufacturers through email. Give him a defined job, approved context, and clear boundaries. He returns completed work your team can review and use.
Good morning. I completed the agreed inbox brief: • Two quote threads need attention • One buyer replied overnight • Three follow-up drafts are held for review Every item links to the source thread.
Show me the three drafts first.
Manufacturing conversations that informed the product
Familiar place, new capability
Email Chris the way you would email a capable coworker. Ask for an inbox brief, quote tracker, follow-up monitor, weekly report, or eligible SAM.gov scan. Chris returns the work—not another list of instructions to finish.
A DLA Troop Support RFQ posted this morning for Berry Amendment-compliant moisture-wicking undershirts. It closes at 5:00 PM ET, and it matches the verified NAICS profile you approved. I attached the source, deadline, fit reason, and requirements for review.
Good catch. I will review the source and requirements.
Work that comes back done
Not vague “productivity.” Specific work that costs attention, delays revenue, and depends on somebody remembering to do it.
Chris can run one sourced SAM.gov scan using your verified NAICS or PSC codes and return the qualified matches with links and fit reasons.
I completed the scan. Two sourced opportunities match your approved codes; the deadlines, fit reasons, and public links are attached.
Chris can review the quote threads visible in the verified Chris inbox, report what is stalled, and hold concise follow-up drafts for your review.
I reviewed the open quote threads and prepared three follow-up drafts. Each draft is held for your review.
Chris can turn one agreed reporting window into an inbox brief or weekly report with source citations and the next item that deserves attention.
I completed the weekly report. Four items moved, two remain open, and one needs attention next week; every fact links to its source.
How it works
Tell Chris the result you need, what information he may use, and what requires approval. Completed work returns to your inbox.
I checked the six open quotes from the last 30 days. • One buyer asked for a revised ship date • Two have gone quiet and are ready for follow-up • Three are still inside the agreed decision window I drafted the three messages that need action. Nothing has been sent.
Approve the ship-date reply. Let me edit the other two first.
The working loop
1Give Chris a job.
2Chris does the work.
3You review the result.
Evaluate the work
Start with work your team already needs done. No credit card. No automatic sending. No obligation to continue.
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