For founders running it alone
The team you do not have yet
Sales follow-ups, invoices, support replies and the weekly numbers — described once and running while you build the thing you actually started the company for.
- You are the approval step
- One person, six jobs
- Nothing to administer
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What this actually replaces
Running a company alone is not one job, it is six done shallowly because there is no time to do them properly. The follow-up goes out late, the invoice chases itself a week after it should, the support reply waits until evening. Awish takes the loops that do not need you — the collecting, the drafting, the chasing, the reporting — and leaves you the part that does: the sentence that actually goes to a customer still stops for you.
Workflows to start from
Each one shows its trigger, the apps it touches, where a person approves, and what comes out.
New demo request · A form submission lands in the shared inbox
Qualify inbound demo requests
“When a new demo request arrives, enrich the company, score the lead, update HubSpot, draft a personalized reply, and ask me in Slack before sending it.”
- Gmail
- HubSpot
- Slack
- 01Enrich and scoreCompany size, industry and fit against your ICP
- 02Update HubSpotContact created or matched, score written to the record
- 03Draft the replyPersonalized to the company and the request
Ask before sendingThe draft waits for your ✅ in Slack
Reply sent, CRM current · Owner notified with a one-line receipt
Call recording ready · A meeting ends and the transcript arrives
Turn a sales call into CRM updates
“After a sales call, pull out the needs, objections and timeline, update the deal in HubSpot, create my follow-up tasks, and draft the recap email for my approval.”
- Zoom
- HubSpot
- Slack
- 01Extract what mattersNeeds, objections, budget signals, timeline
- 02Update the dealStage, notes and next step written to HubSpot
Approve the recapRecap email held for review before sending
Deal current, follow-ups queued · Nothing retyped after the call
Monday sweep · One pass over the open pipeline
Chase the deals that went quiet
“Every Monday, find the deals with no activity for two weeks, draft a nudge for each owner, and hold them for approval in Slack.”
- HubSpot
- Slack
- Gmail
- 01Spot what went quietNo email, call or note in two weeks
- 02Draft a nudge per dealWritten from the last thing that actually happened
The owner approves each oneNothing leaves before the deal owner says yes
Every stalled deal has a next step · Chased on purpose rather than remembered
What stays under your control
You are the approval step
With no one to delegate to, the gate is the point: drafts, invoices and customer replies wait for you rather than going out unseen. Approve from your phone, in the chat app you already have open.
One person, six jobs
The same workspace runs your sales follow-ups, your invoice chasing and your support replies. You describe each one in a sentence; you do not learn a builder to add the next.
Nothing to administer
No seats to provision, no roles to model, no ops person to hire. You connect an account when a workflow asks for it, and withdraw it when you are done.
It scales when you do
The workflows you describe alone are the ones your first hire inherits — the same runs, the same history, the same approval points, with a colleague added to them.
Start with the loop you keep postponing
The follow-up you send late, or the invoice you chase on Sundays. Describe it in a sentence — you will see the plan, and where it stops for you, before anything connects.
Free plan · No credit card required