The dashboard and what needs attention, team chat and record discussions, the calendar, your own to-do list, notifications, and asking the assistant.
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Not a wall of charts: the figures your role is allowed to see, and a list of what actually needs a person today.
Overdue invoices, late tasks, stock below its point, a quotation nobody answered. Each line is a link to the thing itself.

A storekeeper does not see margins and a salesperson does not see payroll — the dashboard is built from what you may open.

Two places: a chat channel for the team, and a discussion attached to the record itself — so the decision lives with the document.
Messages carry formatting, files and @mentions. A mention notifies that person; an ordinary message in a channel does not chase anyone.

A reply sits in the conversation at its own time, carrying a quote of the original — tap it to jump back.

Meetings and events with the people invited, linked to the client, lead or project they belong to.
A meeting, an event or a reminder — with the people who must be there.

Invitees get a notification and can accept or decline; the meeting can be linked to the client or project it is about.

Invitees accept or decline, and the meeting stays attached to the deal it was about.

To-do is private: the small things that are not project tasks and should not clutter a board.

Assign it to a colleague and it becomes theirs — still outside any project, which is the point.

The same list read three ways — including what you handed to somebody else and are still waiting on.

The bell is in-app; a direct message or a mention also reaches the phone. A channel message deliberately does not.
It only offers what your permissions already allow — it can never do on your behalf something you could not do yourself.

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