Superkind for content creation
Researching topics, writing copy, preparing images and planning publications.
In dunning the same work comes back every week: checking open items, sending reminders, writing dunning letters, matching incoming payments. You hand this work to Superkinds. You describe it once in Slack, Teams or by email, they do it in your tools, and no dunning letter goes out before you approve it.
Superkind Team
Every example is set at Schneider GmbH, a made-up company
Four Superkinds, each with one clear job. They all share the same company knowledge, so the Dunning Writer knows the open items the Invoice Checker found
How an overdue invoice at Schneider GmbH runs through the four Superkinds
@Superkind Check the open items and take care of everything overdue by more than seven days.
finds every invoice overdue by more than seven days
Open items listsends a friendly payment reminder by email
Reminder With your approvalwrites the dunning letter with the deadline and correct amounts
Dunning letter With your approvalmatches incoming payments on the account with the open items
ReconciliationThe payment is in, the item is cleared.
Reads the open items in lexoffice every morning, cross-checks them with the Excel list and tells you what is overdue
@Superkind What’s open this week?
Three invoices are overdue by more than seven days:
Write in Slack: "@Superkind, I need an Invoice Checker. Check every morning which invoices are past their due date."
Connect lexoffice and the Excel file with open items. Superkind only reads there and changes nothing.
Say when it runs: "Every morning at 8:30 in #accounting." Superkind saves it as a routine.
Writes the payment reminder with the correct invoice data from lexoffice and queues it in Outlook for your approval
@Superkind Send a reminder for INV-2024-0087.
The reminder is ready and waiting for your approval in Outlook.
Write in Teams: "@Superkind, I need a Reminder Sender for overdue invoices."
Add a template for the payment reminder. Superkind keeps the tone in your company knowledge.
Set what never goes out alone: "Send no reminder without my approval."
Creates the dunning letter from the Word template with the amounts from lexoffice and files it in SharePoint
@Superkind INV-2024-0087 didn’t respond to the reminder. Write the first dunning letter.
The dunning letter is in SharePoint, deadline 14 days, amount €2,400. Waiting for your approval.
Write in Slack: "@Superkind, I need a Dunning Writer. Use our Word template."
Connect Word, lexoffice and SharePoint. Superkind pulls the amounts and deadlines from lexoffice.
Confirm the rule: no dunning letter goes out without your approval.
Matches the incoming payments in lexoffice against the open items list and reports cleared cases
@Superkind Did anything come in today?
Two payments received:
Write in Teams: "@Superkind, check incoming payments every day and tell me what’s cleared."
Connect lexoffice and the Excel list. Superkind reads the bank transactions and matches them.
Say when it runs: "Every day at 3 pm in #accounting." From then on it reports every day.
Only if you want it to. You decide what a Superkind may do on its own and what needs your approval. It shows you reminders and dunning letters first, in Slack, Teams or by email.
The ones you already have. Superkind has 1,700+ integrations, including lexoffice, DATEV, Excel and Outlook. Nobody has to learn a new tool.
Yes. What one Superkind learns goes into your company knowledge, and every Superkind uses it. So the Dunning Writer knows the open items the Invoice Checker found.
You can try Superkind for free, with up to 150 hours of work and no credit card. Business starts at €50 a month for unlimited users. €1 gets about one hour of work done. Every plan is on the pricing page.
Superkind keeps storage and AI models in the EU, is GDPR compliant and aligned with the EU AI Act. No model is trained on your data.
The other departments and their Superkinds
Researching topics, writing copy, preparing images and planning publications.
Updating contacts, cleaning duplicates, logging activities and creating reports.
Distributing tasks, collecting progress, merging reports and flagging bottlenecks.