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folk: crm features and setup
A relationship management CRM that brings together context from multiple sources and adds AI assistants. It focuses on preparing follow-ups and summaries so the team can reach out with an understanding of prior context.
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Overview
folk's research and follow-up assistants rely on the context collected about a business relationship. It's therefore useful to distinguish between a fact documented in a conversation, information from an external source, and a suggestion drafted by the assistant. For a team that works with partners or customers over time, this distinction helps prepare a relevant message without turning an assumption about the customer into an agreed fact in the record.
Features
- Centralized contact and conversation data
- Summary and follow-up preparation assistants
- Research and company information enrichment tools
Business uses
- Preparing a relationship brief before a partner meeting
- Drafting a follow-up based on a previous conversation
Getting started
- Connect one information source and review a summary of a contact familiar to the team.
- Choose a contact with several messages and notes, and request a summary; compare the dates, commitments, and proposed next step with the history the team knows.
- Review a follow-up draft and company enrichment before using them, and make sure you can identify which details were added and who approves the outreach.
What to check
- Check where enriched information came from and what should be approved before using it in outreach.
- Review the privacy of connected conversations and whether approval is required before sending an automated draft.
Sources to check next
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