Three clients, one inbox
A single Outlook mailbox where a Fortune 500 CFO thread sits next to a startup founder thread, ranked only by recency.
One assistant, one plan per client.
Consulting mailboxes carry three or five active engagements at once, each with its own scope, its own stakeholder tone, and its own timeline. Syve treats each engagement as its own workspace - ranked against that client's brief, drafted in that client's tone.
What breaks first
Tone-switching all day
Board-formal in one thread, first-name and Slack-casual in the next. Generic AI drafts break the relationship.
Weekly status writeups eat Fridays
Every engagement wants a Friday recap. Pulling it from memory and email is a two-hour chore per client.
Scope creep hides in threads
The 'quick question' asks that become new workstreams live in the inbox with no highlight.
How Syve fits your week
One workspace per engagement
Upload each engagement brief separately. Each morning's briefing is ranked against that engagement's goals, cited back to the brief.
Tone learned per client
Syve matches how you actually write to that client - formality, length, sign-off - so drafts land like you wrote them.
Auto-drafted weekly recap
End-of-week recap per engagement, ready to review and send. Two hours a client back.
Scope-creep flags
Syve highlights threads that expand the ask beyond the brief so you can price them, not absorb them.
"Feels like I hired an EA who actually read the engagement brief."