# Airtable > 28 solutions We put solutions where your team already works. Don't see yours — write to us, it almost always connects. - **Reports, but without your Friday evening** — The weekly summary — money, sales, project statuses — arrives on its own. You read for five minutes instead of assembling for two hours. - **Decisions, but based on numbers, not gut feel** — When you have to decide — raise prices, push a deal, cut something — you have the whole picture in front of you, not «it's somewhere in a spreadsheet». - **Sales, but you know everything about the client before the call** — An hour before the meeting you get a short brief: who they are, what the company is up to, what you've already discussed, where to start. - **Meetings, but with the summary already written** — After every call — a short recap: what went well, what you promised, what the next step is. Nothing lives «in someone's head». - **Proposals, but in 20 minutes instead of an evening** — When you sit down to write, the entire history with that client is already collected in front of you — all that's left is deciding what to offer. - **Website enquiries, but with context attached** — When someone submits a form you immediately see what company it is, how many people, what they do — and whether it's worth a call today. - **Follow-ups, but on time and to everyone** — When a client is «thinking», you get reminded on time and the draft is already written in your voice. All that's left is hitting send. - **Your cold list, but alive** — The contact list enriches itself: who changed jobs, whose company is in the news, who there's a good reason to write to right now. - **Reactions to your content, but someone works with them** — When a person likes or comments on your post they land on a list for a soft touch instead of vanishing into the feed. - **Analytics, but in plain language** — Instead of a dashboard with forty charts — an answer to «what worked this month and what to do next». - **Statuses, but without status meetings** — The project summary assembles itself from tasks and correspondence. Meetings stay for decisions, not for retelling what's done. - **Invoices and acts, but in a minute** — An invoice in your template is prepared from project data — no manual retyping of details and amounts. - **Team surveys, but with conclusions** — People's answers are grouped into clear themes and concrete proposals — not into a spreadsheet nobody analyses. - **A job opening, but written in an hour, not a week** — From a short brief by the hiring manager — a finished job post in your tone, plus interview questions. - **Candidates, but filtered before the interview** — CVs are matched against the requirements — you get a shortlist with the reasoning and what to ask each person. - **Replies to candidates, but to everyone and on time** — Even a rejection arrives politely and quickly. Your employer brand doesn't suffer from silence. - **Invoices, but issued on time** — When a milestone closes, the invoice is prepared and sent without the bookkeeper chasing the manager. - **Receivables, but under control** — You see who owes what and for how long — and polite reminders write themselves, aware of the client's history. - **Paperwork, but collected before the deadline** — Acts, invoices and counterparty documents gather in one place across the month instead of in a last-day panic. - **A new matter, but with the initial summary ready** — Before the first consultation you already have the picture: who got in touch, what happened, which documents exist, which deadlines are critical. - **Tenders and opportunities, but somebody is monitoring them** — Competitions, grants and requests relevant to your practice find themselves — you get a short list with deadlines. - **Time tracking, but it keeps itself** — Time on matters is captured from the calendar and correspondence — billing stops being a reconstruction of the month from memory. - **Pre-sale, but with client research done in 10 minutes** — Before the first call — a briefing on the company: what drives it, what hurts, what to hook into during the conversation. - **Abandoned carts, but with a human email** — The reminder is written for that specific buyer and their items — not a templated «you forgot something». - **A viewing, but with the client brief ready** — Before the meeting — a summary: what they've already viewed, what they asked, what budget was mentioned. The conversation starts at the point. - **Grants, but a human isn't the one searching** — Thousands of pages of donor sites get reviewed for you — you receive a short list of relevant opportunities with deadlines. - **Donor reporting, but from material already collected** — Activities, numbers and stories for the period assemble into a draft — the team edits instead of reconstructing a quarter from memory. - **Orders by email, but they turn into rows in the system** — An order email becomes a structured request — no manual retyping of line items and no typos in SKUs. ## Want to put these — or something like them — to work? [15 minutes with the founder](https://calendar.notion.so/meet/timakozak/propeller-15min) — On the call we look at how you work and name 2–3 places where AI pays off this month. No slide decks — you leave with a list either way. 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