A short summary of your week, already written.
Every Monday Dexor writes each manager two to four sentences on their team, from the week's findings, and leaves it at the top of Insights.
The team is at 85.6% of target and the quarter projects to 86%. New York South and Washington are carrying the month, while Indianapolis is the only territory below 60%, with coverage and no-show days both worse than September. Priority this week: a coverage push in Indianapolis with Tyler Morgan.
Written from the findings, not from scratch.
Each Monday Dexor gathers every manager's team performance, runs the same rules that produce Insights, and asks the model to turn those findings into two to four short sentences. It leads with what needs attention and ends with the single most important action.
The model is told to use the findings' own figures and not to invent any. A manager with nothing to report is skipped.
Waiting for you, not generated on open.
The summary is stored once it is written, so opening Insights reads it instantly. It shows when it was generated. If this week's summary has not been written yet, the page says so plainly instead of showing an empty box.
Paid from the same pool.
Summaries are written for accounts that have Dexor's AI switched on, and they draw on the prepaid AI pool. Dexor manages the cost controls.
Questions people ask.
When is it written?
Can the summary contain numbers that are not in my data?
Does a senior manager get a summary of the whole line?
Works well with.
Insights and risk flags
Plain-language alerts about sales against target, grouped At risk, Behind and Insights, each with its figures and a link to Ask Dexor.
Read moreAnomaly alerts
Dexor watches the forecast for real trouble, decides whether it matters, and tells the right leaders the problem, the reason and what to do.
Read moreSee it on your own team.
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