Files & documents
Notion
Ody keeps your job notes in Notion, right where you already write them.
What you can ask
Add the premium package to Patterson’s job page.
What did Miller say about site access?
Start a page for the Delgado enquiry.
Add Friday’s client decisions to the notes.
Find the checklist for handover day.
Mark the tile choice as approved.
How it runs
Record a client decision
Text Ody that Patterson approved the premium package on Friday. Ody finds the Notion job page, prepares a dated note, and links the decision to the relevant scope section. It returns the exact wording and destination in Messages. You approve the note before Ody adds it to the page. Existing notes remain unchanged during review.
Recall site access details
Before driving to Miller, ask Ody what the client said about access. Ody searches the Notion project page and returns the gate code note, allowed arrival time, and date it was recorded. If the details conflict with a newer note, Ody flags that instead of choosing one for you. You decide which note is current.
Start a lead page
Tell Ody about a new Delgado enquiry, including the room, budget, and preferred month. Ody prepares a Notion page with those facts and a short list of missing details to ask next. You see the page title and fields in Messages. Approve them before Ody creates the page. No duplicate page is created during review.
See how a whole week comes together on the use cases page.
How Notion works with your other apps
Ody carries the details between the tools you already use. You stay in Apple Messages and approve every client-facing action.
Questions about Notion + Ody
Ody can find project notes, prepare updates, and create structured pages from details you send. It shows you new or changed content before writing it.
Ask Ody in Apple Messages. Ody sends a secure connection link, and you can disconnect the app at any time.
Yes. Ody can work with the pages and databases available through your connection instead of requiring a separate note system.
Ody plans cost $49.99, $99.99, or $199.99 a month, with a 3-day trial (card required) and a 14-day money-back guarantee.
