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Start the day with something worth acting on.

Feed brings relevant account developments together. Your morning email brings the next actions to you, even before you open alkemy.

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Open your daily inbox.

Explore a signal, read why it matters to Elena's work, and use Contact to prepare the next step with Luna.

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Keep up with the accounts you care about.

Useful timing often starts with a small change. Feed connects those developments to the people and work you already know.

  1. 1

    See what changed.

    Open Feed for developments across the accounts you follow. Each signal brings the company, the event, and the supporting research together.

  2. 2

    Understand why you might care.

    Connect the development to the people and work you already know. An announcement is useful when you can see what it means for a particular conversation.

  3. 3

    Take the next step.

    Open the account, prepare a note with Luna, or save a signal for later. Mark items as read and give feedback on what deserves your attention.

  4. 4

    Get the brief in your email.

    Each weekday morning, Luna can send up to five signals with people to contact and a draft when the evidence supports one. Choose a daily, weekly, or monthly cadence, or turn it off.

A development, with the context to use it.

Maya's company is building a team around a problem she mentioned before. The signal explains the connection and puts a next step within reach.

MAMorrow Analytics

Morrow is expanding its enterprise onboarding team

product2 days agohigh

Eight weeks ago Maya Chen told you that larger customers get stuck when an account moves from sales to implementation. 3 This is the same problem with a team behind it, so you have something to say that she already cares about.

Window · Initiative announced; no external budget confirmed.

MCMaya ChenJWJonah Weiss
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Keep going with Luna.

Use a signal as the start of a task. Ask for more research, a brief, or a note that connects the development to a conversation you have already had.

Write a short email. Refer to our earlier conversation and offer the onboarding handoff checklist. No meeting ask.

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A morning email, too.

The weekday digest includes up to five signals, who to contact, and a draft where the evidence supports one. Open a headline to return to the account.

A cadence that fits your work.

Choose weekday mornings, weekly, monthly, or off. Muted accounts and disliked signals stay out of the digest; an empty morning does not need an email.

A few things you might want to know.

Up to five unread signals from your Feed, with what happened, why it matters, and who to contact. When the evidence supports an approach, Luna includes a draft. You do not receive a digest when there is nothing to include.

The weekday digest runs at 8:00 a.m. Eastern. You can also choose Monday mornings, the first weekday of the month, or turn the digest off in your preferences.

No. The digest comes to you. It can include a draft for you to use, but receiving or opening the digest does not send anything to a contact.

Keep the work connected.

LunaYour agent for research and client work.Key AccountsThe company, its people, and what changed, together.Warm IntrosFind the connections around the person you want to meet.GridIQResearch a list against your own questions, with evidence.

Give your next morning some direction.

Follow the accounts that matter and let Feed bring the developments together.

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