That business process is a SaaS app waiting to happen. It will be faster, more reliable, cheaper (once you back out the cost of employee time), and likely benefit from having a lot more brain power deployed against it by the SaaS company than by either of the ends of the email.
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Have you ever had to have a spreadsheet to track how many people filled out the spreadsheet so that you can email them about the email to fill out your spreadsheet? Nobody went to college because they want to do that. The SaaS app will merrily cronjob it’s way through that.
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Don't you think an improved spreadsheet is the only preferred solution by the mass? Eg: Excel on cloud preferred over yet another niche unintegrated app
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You don’t need to compete with Excel to do something that thousands of companies need to do. Excel is ubiquitous and flexible but it is not integrated. Every spreadsheet is its own uncontrolled, unmaintianable, niche software produced by a startup that will go out of business.
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Seriously folks, listen to Patrick on this one. Our business is partly in this market. If you can save people the hassle of manual spreadsheet work, it’s amazing how quickly they sell themselves the product.
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1 product I think about a lot. A way to pipe emails into a dashboard. define a schema, and set up auto-forward. yes, companies can roll their own, but not a priority. but very valuable to sr mgmt to track important data.
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That seems to be what Superhuman email is working towards.
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@Cube_FPA building an impressive product -
Thanks for the love! Happy to chat with either of you about our approach here if you’re interested in learning more.
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@AntoineScalia We seem to be on the right track here
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