On the way to a meeting
'Brief me on the CFO before my 3 pm.' Tap, ask, and listen to a 90-second briefing on your phone as you walk to the room.
Feature · Voice
Most assistants have read the manual. This one has read your project.
Ask it how something works and you get help, the same as anywhere else. Ask it what is left to finish this stage, when the next TSA notification falls due, or what the biggest risks on the project are, and it answers from your actual project rather than from documentation. Tap the microphone, ask out loud, and listen to the answer.
On Firm and above it answers to your own brand name, not ours.
Voice on every plan. In your browser, on phone or laptop.
Where voice actually wins
Three concrete moments where reading a screen is the wrong UI.
Walk the walls during cutover
Day 1 cutover floor, server room, customer site walk-throughs. Ask about the work plan, the RAID log or a stakeholder from your phone, without opening a laptop.
Between back-to-back meetings
'What did the CFO say about the synergy targets last week?' Recall prior commitments, open questions, and sentiment without scrolling through notes.
What voice can actually do
Tap to speak. Conversational context. Multi-language. Audio is not retained.
Tap to speak
Tap the microphone, or press ⌘M, and ask. It listens only after you tap, and for up to 30 seconds.
Voice-readable briefings
Stakeholder briefings, workstream status, RAID logs, synergy progress — generated as 60–120-second audio briefings designed for listening, not reading.
Conversational context
Multi-turn queries: 'Brief me on the CFO' → 'What about his concerns?' → 'Who else feels the same?' The co-pilot keeps context across the conversation.
Ask in your language
Ask in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Polish, Japanese or Korean, and hear the answer read aloud. Brief a German subsidiary stakeholder in German and the US sponsor in English, from the same single source of truth.
Voice on every plan
Voice is included on Independent, Firm and Enterprise. Firm and above can give the assistant your own name and avatar. See full pricing.
Common questions
No. It listens only after you tap the microphone or press ⌘M, and stops after 30 seconds or when you tap again. The recording is sent to our servers and Amazon Transcribe to be converted to text, and is then discarded. We do not retain voice audio. The text of your question is kept with the conversation, as a typed one is.
No. Voice queries are processed via AWS Transcribe within your tenant boundary. Audio is not retained beyond the immediate query and not used for training shared models. Aggregated query patterns (anonymised, no audio) feed product improvement.
The default voice is a region-aware neutral synthesised voice from AWS Polly. On Firm and above you can brand the assistant with your own name and avatar, so it presents as yours in client work.
No. Converting speech to text, finding the answer and reading it aloud all require a connection. Voice is for when typing is awkward, not a fallback for poor connectivity.
No. Voice is integrated with the stakeholder graph, project state, and Atlantic Intelligence — so a query like 'brief me on the CFO' pulls live data from your tenant. Generic voice assistants don't have that context.
Ask out loud. Hear the answer. Brief in 90 seconds.
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