How to use these examples
Each example below is something you can try today by DMing Zenning or @mentioning it in a channel. They work best once you have connected the relevant apps. Treat them as starting points — Zenning adapts to how your team actually works.
Sales & outreach
- Ask: “@Zenning who in our pipeline went quiet this week?”
- Zenning checks your CRM and email, then posts a shortlist of stalled deals with suggested follow-ups.
- Reply “draft a nudge for the top three” and it writes the emails for you to send.
Customer support
- Ask: “@Zenning summarise this thread and log it as a ticket.”
- Zenning reads the conversation, captures the issue, and creates a ticket in your help desk.
- It posts the ticket link back in the channel so everyone is in the loop.
Marketing
- Ask: “@Zenning turn this announcement into a LinkedIn post and a short email.”
- Zenning drafts both, matching your tone, and shares them in the thread.
- Reply “make the email warmer” to refine before you publish.
Engineering
- Ask: “@Zenning what changed in this incident channel overnight?”
- Zenning summarises the thread, links the related issues, and flags anything still open.
- Ask it to “open a follow-up issue for the unresolved item” and it does.
HR & people
- DM: “Zenning, draft an onboarding checklist for a new designer starting Monday.”
- Zenning produces a tailored checklist and offers to schedule the kick-off meetings.
- Approve, and it adds the events to the calendars of everyone involved.
Personal assistant
- DM: “Zenning, what’s on my plate today and what should I prioritise?”
- Zenning reviews your calendar, email, and tasks, then gives you a focused plan.
- Reply “block two hours this afternoon for the report” and it holds the time.