You see the proposal first.
Email Sprout as you would a colleague. It writes back with what it understood and the actions it proposes. An approval is a separate step, so you can review before the work is applied.
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Find an answer in your records, turn a thought into a draft, and keep the final decision with your team.
Find information in the records you are allowed to see.
Turn everyday requests into drafts and proposed actions.
Review the result and approve consequential changes.
Email Sprout as you would a colleague. It writes back with what it understood and the actions it proposes. An approval is a separate step, so you can review before the work is applied.
After approval, the reply names the actions that were applied. The conversation keeps the request, the review and the outcome together.
Sprout shows proposed actions for you to review. Some deliberate commands, such as replying Done to your own task reminder, apply directly. Website drafts and report results have their own review or save steps.
No. Sprout’s access follows the person’s permissions and the information available to their role.
Yes. Free board management includes 250,000 Sprout tokens per month. The allowance pauses at its limit.
Yes. Email requests and replies can be part of the workflow, with a record of the conversation and any reviewable actions. Member reports are built in Reporting, rather than by email.
A question, a draft, or a task that should not be forgotten.