One thing you need to do with Grok @bot right away: Create an internal company chatbot Create a document inside Notion, google doc, wherever you use and write or upload your FAQs/SOPs. If a process is completed more than once, it needs an SOP Connect grok @bot with your team’s slack and internal database. Easy integration. Literally just say “connect to my slack/notion/Google Drive, etc” and it’ll do everything but the login Create a new channel in slack for your teams questions. Whenever your team has a question, your bot will read the question, review the SOPs and respond It also works the other way. If you want to edit or add new SOPs you can tell your bot to make changes directly from the slack channel In the picture below. It’s responding from my slack account though I’m sure I can change this and give it a dedicated slack profile

Guys, I was so wrong about Grok @bot Yesterday I spent a few hours with it for my home service business because of your responses. Connected it to my phone system. Now it listens to every call and sends a summary to our slack channel. Tags the right people, adds to our to-do list (saved me $250 because I can downgrade my phone subscription) I connected it to Reddit and it’s scanning the site every day looking for people on my town’s r/channel who could be potential customers. Tags me when there’s a post I should see/engage with. Going to set up the same thing for other social media I told it my goals for the week, it went into Notion, added a new page, and created a to-list based on our conversation. It created new calendar appointments for me, and re-wrote my follow up scripts. I’m just getting started but am already seeing how this can be a real asset in my business Absolutely wild.

My wife and I went to a new dentist when we first moved to town. He came highly recommended so we didn’t think twice. At the first appointment, he told me I had 7 cavities. He told my wife she had 2. My wife has never had a cavity in her life. But we reluctantly got them filled. After she got them filled, I scheduled my appointment. But then, we got skeptical. Life comes at you fast when you’re staring at a bill to fill 7 cavities. So I asked for a copy of the X-rays and sent them to my uncle who is a dentist in another state. He confirmed what we were starting to believe. That dentist was full of it. The x-rays were such low quality that you couldn’t confirm if I had even a single cavity. Let alone 7. We cancelled our appointment and found a new dentist. The new dentist said I didn’t have any. The experience still shocks me to this day. Makes you wonder, how much medical fraud is out there that no one knows about? Especially in dentistry