Firms and consulting professions
Client file summaries, meeting preparation with the complete history, drafting of letters and deliverables on your templates, monitoring of regulatory deadlines and missing documents.
Use cases by profession
Syniaps adapts to what you do: it learns your documents, your clients and your habits, then takes on the tasks specific to your activity. Here is, concretely, what that looks like across professions.
Client file summaries, meeting preparation with the complete history, drafting of letters and deliverables on your templates, monitoring of regulatory deadlines and missing documents.
Drafting and tracking of mandates, replies to incoming inquiries with the property's information, follow-ups on documents for rental or sale files, preparation of viewings and reports.
Quotes and proposals on your templates, tracking of interventions and contracts, follow-ups on unpaid invoices, replies to calls for tenders prepared from your past references.
Supplier and customer tracking, catalog and price list updates, preparation of recurring orders, replies to availability and lead-time requests with your real data.
Daily briefing, committee preparation, document summaries, filing and search across the company's entire memory: the common foundation for all professions.
Each company has its private knowledge base, built from its documents.
Syniaps learns your ways of doing things and applies them from one task to the next.
The routines specific to your activity run at the times you choose.
In practice
A prospect writes to ask for a quote. Syniaps identifies the request, finds the comparable references, prepares the proposal on your template with your prices, and puts it on hold for your approval. The prospect receives a polished reply the same day, whatever the profession.
The right starting point is not a big project: it is ONE task that comes back every week and that nobody likes doing. The follow-ups, the minutes, the file to assemble, the standard reply. You hand it to Syniaps during the 30-day trial, on your real documents, and you judge on the evidence. The next uses come naturally, because the tool already knows your context.
Every document dropped or synced (including scans and handwritten pages, analysed then memorised) enriches an organized knowledge base, specific to your company. You query it in plain language and the answer cites its sources: the contract, the email, the original spreadsheet. It is this memory that makes the answers accurate in YOUR profession, where a generic tool stays in generalities.
When a routine deserves better than a document, Syniaps can go as far as building a small business tool (a tracker, a form, a dashboard) and putting it online for your team. The need is described in plain language, going live waits for your approval, like everything else.
The salesperson prepares their proposals, the admin staff tracks the follow-ups, the executive keeps the overall view: each person has their own workspace and their own conversations, while the company shares a single documentary memory when you decide to. The rules remain the same for everyone: human approval before anything that commits the company, access protected by two-factor authentication, company data on its own server, in France.
Very probably. The list illustrates, it does not limit: as soon as a profession produces documents and recurring tasks (which means almost all of them), Syniaps has material to help with.
The first answers arrive as soon as your documents are imported, and the first delegated task happens the same day. The memory then grows richer with use.
No. Syniaps plugs into what exists: your mailbox, your calendar, your OneDrive, Google Drive or Dropbox storage. It settles in the middle of your tools, not in their place.
Yes. PDFs, office documents, scanned files and even handwritten pages are deciphered, analysed and memorised: a single question brings them back, like everything else.
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