Concrete examples beat abstractions. Here are tasks teams already run on Chatzuri — what they do, how they're set up, and what they replaced.
Daily morning digest
What it does: at 7:30am, summarises every lead captured in the last 24 hours, every conversation tagged "high-intent", and every escalation. Lands in the founder's inbox.
Replaces: 30 minutes of manually scrolling through the dashboard each morning.
Lead nurture follow-up
What it does: when a customer talks about pricing but doesn't book, a task is registered to follow up after 3 days with a personalised message referencing what they discussed.
Replaces: the cold lead that goes silent forever because no one remembers to nudge.
Competitor pricing watch
What it does: every 6 hours, checks competitor pricing pages. If anything changed, posts a summary to a Slack channel.
Replaces: setting calendar reminders to manually check.
Weekly support digest
What it does: every Monday 9am, pulls the prior week's conversations, identifies the top three emerging themes, and produces a one-page brief for product.
Replaces: hours of manual conversation review.
Inactive customer re-engagement
What it does: daily, finds customers who previously bought but haven't engaged in 60 days. Sends a personalised message via their preferred channel.
Replaces: a generic email blast nobody opens.
On-call alerting
What it does: when a critical conversation comes in (escalation tag, frustration detected, key customer), pings the on-call channel immediately.
Replaces: waiting until someone notices.