Help

Your home page. The glowing ball is the orb. It is how you talk to S.I.D, your AI helper. AI means computer software that helps with tasks.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Write three posts about my business. Keep them short.”

What to expect:
S.I.D replies here. It can do work with your tools, open a page, or ask you for missing details. Read its reply to see what it has done.

A chat with helpers for jobs like sales, money and marketing. You can start with S.I.D and let it find the right help.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Help me plan how to sell more this month.”

What to expect:
A reply or plan in your chat. Open the other pages here only when you need them.

A plan for putting a new product or service on sale. It brings the page, posts and messages together.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Help me launch my new cake delivery service.”

What to expect:
A set of steps and work to review. Check prices, dates and anything that will go to customers.

Folders for your work. Keep work for different businesses, websites or customers apart.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Open my website project.”

What to expect:
You can see the files and work for the project you choose.

Make a website or app by describing what you want. A website is a page people can visit on the internet.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Make a website for my cake shop. Add my menu and contact details.”

What to expect:
A page you can check and change. Publish means put it on the internet for other people to see.

See how a website works from the outside: what it is built with, its pages and how it talks to its server. Every finding shows where it was seen.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Show me how my own website works, then help me plan a better version.”

What to expect:
A report with each finding marked as seen, worked out, likely or unknown, and a plan for building your own version in your own design.

Make pictures, videos, adverts and audio for your business.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Make a picture for my cake special this Friday.”

What to expect:
New content you can check, save or use in a post. Tell S.I.D what to change if it is not right.

Try out an idea before spending money on it. AI gives you a practice response from pretend customers.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Help me compare these two prices for my lunch special.”

What to expect:
An estimate to help you think. These are pretend customers, so real people may respond differently.

Keep your social media posts in one place. Write them now and choose when they should go out.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Write three Facebook posts about my weekend special.”

What to expect:
Posts to read and edit. A draft is saved work that has not been posted.

Before you start:
Connect your social account before posting from here. If it is not connected, ask S.I.D for text you can copy.

Your customer list. Keep names, contact details, messages, possible sales and invoices together.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Show me the customers I need to follow up with.”

What to expect:
Customer records and sales to check. A deal means a possible sale.

Keep track of ways to raise money for your business, such as grants and investors.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Help me prepare a short description of my business for a funding application.”

What to expect:
Help with your search and preparation. A grant is money you apply for; an investor puts money into a business. Funding is not guaranteed.

See money from sales and what customers still owe. Revenue means money earned from selling.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Who still owes me money?”

What to expect:
Figures from the sales and invoices saved in your business. Add missing records so the totals can be useful.

See how much AI work you have used and what is left. Credits are units used to count AI work.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Open Usage so I can see my credits.”

What to expect:
Your credits, spending and limits. Some jobs use more credits than others.

The saved facts S.I.D uses about your business, such as what you sell and who buys it.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Remember that we deliver in Durban only.”

What to expect:
Business facts you can read and update. Correct old facts when your business changes.

Compare answers from different AI tools. This is optional. You can use S.I.D without learning this page.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Explain the different AI options to me in simple words.”

What to expect:
Different answers to compare. A model is the AI tool that writes an answer.

Let several AI helpers work on parts of a bigger job. You can let S.I.D choose the helpers.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Help me plan the pages, prices and posts for a new service.”

What to expect:
Work from several helpers to review. You do not need this page for a simple question.

Get a closer look at a business question, such as how to improve your website or adverts.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Look at my website and explain what I could improve.”

What to expect:
A report with findings and ideas. Ask S.I.D to explain any part you do not understand.

Read and answer customer messages in one place.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Help me write a polite reply to this customer.”

What to expect:
Messages from the channels you have connected, and replies to check.

Before you start:
Connect each message channel you want to use, such as email or WhatsApp. Only connected channels can bring messages here.

Find possible customers and keep track of messages sent to them. Follow up means contact someone again. A reply stops them when it arrives in your Inbox, or when you press Mark replied in People.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Write a friendly first email to a local business about my service.”

What to expect:
Messages and follow-ups to review. Check who they are for before sending.

Before you start:
Sending and customer search may need setup. The page shows what is ready for your business.

Make quotes and invoices. A quote tells a customer the price before they agree. An invoice asks them to pay.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Draft a quote for 20 cupcakes. Ask me for the price first.”

What to expect:
A document to check. Make sure the customer, price and payment details are right.

Before you start:
Add your bank details before sending an invoice for a bank transfer.

Your online shop. Add products, see orders and share your shop link with customers.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Open my store so I can check my products.”

What to expect:
Your shop, products and orders. Check product prices and payment setup before sharing the link.

Keep track of tax records, amounts and dates for your business.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Open Tax and help me understand what is due next.”

What to expect:
Tax information from your saved business records. Check the details with your accountant before you file or pay.

Your money records. Keep track of money coming in, money going out and bank records.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Open Books so I can check my expenses.”

What to expect:
Records and reports you can check or share with your accountant. An expense is money your business spends.

Work you share with people in your business.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Open Team Projects.”

What to expect:
The shared projects you are allowed to see.

Manage the businesses you belong to and the people who can work in each one.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Open Workspaces so I can check my team.”

What to expect:
Business names, members and roles. A role decides what a person can see or change.

An optional way to move around with hand movements using your camera.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Explain how hand controls work.”

What to expect:
Help with camera and hand controls. You can keep using voice, typing and normal buttons instead.

Change your details, choose your modules and manage your plan or connected tools.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Open Settings so I can choose my modules.”

What to expect:
Your account choices. An owner or admin chooses the menu for the business.

The bell shows updates and things that need your attention.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Show me what needs my attention.”

What to expect:
Updates such as replies, payments or work to review. Open an update to see more.

Find saved work without remembering which page it is on.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Help me find an invoice for a customer.”

What to expect:
Matching records that you are allowed to see.

Read simple guides, take a tour again or find how to contact us.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Explain this one step at a time.”

What to expect:
Guides you can read at your own pace. The welcome tour starts with the orb.

More detailed instructions for using the app and connecting tools.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Open the guides for connecting my tools.”

What to expect:
Written instructions. Start with Help if you want a simpler explanation.

A list of changes and new things added to the app.

You could ask S.I.D:
“Open Changelog.”

What to expect:
Notes about what has changed.