You write to Help, the AI assistant at the bottom right, as you would to a colleague: often two or three things in one message. Until now it did one thing at a time. Now another AI reads your message first and tells Help what to do with it.
Several requests in one message
- "Make the ticked companies customers and add a task to call each of them next Monday" comes back as numbered steps, Step 1 of 2 and Step 2 of 2, each with its own card and its own Apply.
- A step that needs what an earlier card changes says This comes once you apply the card of step 1. It is prepared when you apply that card, or at once with Prepare it now.
- Steps that do not wait for each other are prepared at the same time, so two requests do not take twice as long.
A question back instead of a guess
- A message that cannot be done without guessing what or which, such as "undo that" with nothing before it, or "the usual", gets a question back.
- "All of them", after an answer that showed only some of the records, is asked about too.
Your words, Bamya's things
- About 50 everyday words, in English and Bulgarian, are matched to the thing each means in Bamya: "make them customers" sets their CRM state to Customer, "remind me" adds a task, "won" is a deal's outcome and a "funnel" is a pipeline template.
- Drop on a CRM list takes the company out of the CRM, never out of Outreach. Asked to delete, Help says that Bamya never deletes, and offers to drop instead.
- A follow-up, such as "which of them have a deal?", is about the records your last answer was about, not the whole list on the screen.
A single question is answered as before, just as fast. Each step is paid from your AI credits, as a question of its own.