Superkind for market research
Monitoring competitors, comparing prices, collecting trends and writing reports.
After every meeting the same routine: tidying notes, assigning tasks, entering deadlines, sending the minutes. You hand this work to Superkinds. You describe it once in Slack, Teams or by email, they do it in your tools, and no minutes go out before you approve them.
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 Task Assigner knows the summary the Note Taker wrote
How the project meeting for the new pump series at Schneider GmbH runs through the four Superkinds
@Superkind Summarize the P9 project meeting and assign the tasks.
summarizes the conversation in three paragraphs
Summaryassigns the tasks to the attendees
Task list With your approvaladds the deadlines to the calendar
Calendar entriessends the minutes to every attendee
Minutes by email With your approvalThe minutes are sent, the tasks are assigned.
Listens to the conversation in Teams, captures the key points and creates the minutes in Word
@Superkind Summarize the P9 meeting.
Summary in three paragraphs. Three decisions, two open items.
Write in Teams: "@Superkind, I need a Note Taker. Summarize every project meeting."
Connect Microsoft Teams and SharePoint. Superkind listens in and files the minutes.
Set the rule: "Every set of minutes waits for my approval before it goes out."
Reads the tasks from the minutes, matches them to the attendees and emails each person their tasks
@Superkind Assign the tasks from the P9 meeting.
Five tasks assigned to three people:
Write in Slack: "@Superkind, I need a Task Assigner. Assign the tasks after every meeting."
Connect Outlook and the attendee list in Excel. Superkind knows who was in the meeting.
Confirm the rule: tasks only go out once you approve the assignments.
Reads the deadlines from the minutes and adds them to Google Calendar with a reminder for the person responsible
@Superkind Add the deadlines from the P9 meeting to the calendar.
Three deadlines added, each with a one-week reminder:
Write in Teams: "@Superkind, I need a Deadline Setter. Add the deadlines after every meeting."
Connect Google Calendar and Outlook. Superkind creates the entries directly.
Set the lead time: "One week before and again one day before."
Takes the approved minutes from SharePoint and emails them to every attendee, with their own tasks attached
@Superkind Send the P9 minutes to all attendees.
Minutes sent to seven attendees. Each one sees only their own tasks in the attachment.
Write in Slack: "@Superkind, I need a Minutes Sender. Send the minutes after every meeting."
Connect Outlook and SharePoint. Superkind fetches the minutes and sends them.
Confirm the rule: minutes only go out after your approval.
No. Every set of minutes waits for your approval. Only then does Superkind send it to the attendees.
Yes. Superkind has 1,700+ integrations, including Microsoft Teams, Zoom and Google Meet. It summarizes the conversation no matter which tool you use.
Yes. Before you approve, you can change any line. Superkind takes your changes and sends the final version.
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Monitoring competitors, comparing prices, collecting trends and writing reports.
Creating questionnaires, sending invitations, analyzing responses and summarizing results.
Collecting hours, calculating bonuses, creating pay slips and handing off to accounting.