Judgement waits for you.
Read once, approve once. What needs your call never happens without it.
Drafted by Felesh, decided by you.
A draft is not saved until you say so.
What Felesh drafts lands in Felesh's drafts. A draft is a draft until you approve it, and until then it was not saved.
Read once, approve once.
One screen holds the reason, what will be recorded and the facts behind it. Approve and save, or discard.
It will not guess who someone is.
When only a name matches, Felesh stops and asks. It will not link a draft to the wrong company, because merged records are hard to pull apart again.
Clear the night's drafts at once.
Select the drafts you have read and verify them together. If one fails, it stays selected so you can try again.
From a draft to a yes.
Five steps, in this order.
- 1 Lane
Drafts wait here.
Everything Felesh drafts for you appears in one lane, and a notice tells you when a new draft is ready to read.
- 2 Review
Read it once.
The draft opens with how it got here, what will be recorded, and the facts and knowledge behind it.
- 3 Refine
Correct it in words.
Say what is wrong in plain words. Felesh rewrites the draft, the text and the data, and keeps what you wrote yourself.
- 4 Many
Verify them together.
Select a run of drafts you have read and verify them in one step.
- 5 Discard
Say no, leave no trace.
Discard a draft and nothing is recorded. It is removed from Felesh's drafts.
Where this does the most.
Noah asked about wholesale pricing twice this week. Felesh drafts a "wholesale" tag on his record, with the reason. It is on his record once you approve it.
Draft · waiting for youSee the playbook →Maple Studio was told the files would arrive Friday, on a call. The follow-up waits in your lane as a draft. You read the reason, approve it, and it joins the plan.
Draft · from the callSee the playbook →Ryan Adams at Aster Co. wrote a new phone number in his last message. The change to his record waits for you. Discard it and nothing is recorded.
Draft · his last messageSee the playbook →What approvals do not do.
And what happens instead.
- It does notIt does not approve for you.InsteadWhat it drafts waits in the lane until you say yes, or you discard it.
- It does notIt does not guess who someone is.InsteadWhen only a name matches, it asks you to create a new record or pick the right one.
- It does notIt does not close a stage on its own.InsteadMoving a record into a closing stage is done by hand.
- It does notIt does not have approval chains.InsteadOne person reads a draft and decides. There is no approver role to assign.
What waits for my approval?
What Felesh drafts for your records, including drafts made by your automations. You see it in Felesh's drafts, read it once, and approve it or discard it. The draft is not recorded before that.
Do I have to read every draft one by one?
You read each draft once. When you have gone through a run of them, you can select those and verify them together.
Can I correct a draft instead of throwing it away?
Yes. Say what it should correct and Felesh rewrites the draft, both the text and the data. What you wrote yourself is kept.
What happens to a draft I discard?
Nothing is recorded, and the draft is removed from Felesh's drafts.
Do I choose how much waits for me?
No, there is no setting for it. Felesh decides what is small enough to save directly, and anything that creates a record, moves a stage or links a person always waits.
Hand it the work. Keep the decisions.
Hand Felesh the work you've been carrying?14 days free, no card. Everything that needs your call still waits for your yes.