Shape your OBGOD instance

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Shape your instance.

Four quick questions sketch what OBGOD would draft for your team: which work, watched where, approved how. Nothing you answer here is stored.

What kind of work does your team run?

Client onboardingImplementations, launches, account setup

Customer supportTickets, escalations, renewals, success

Sales operationsPipeline, follow-ups, handoffs, CRM hygiene

Back officeFiling, document collection, recurring admin

Where does the repetition live?

OBGOD connects read-only to what you already run. Pick every system where routine work piles up.

Systems (choose any)

Email inboxReplies owed, attachments to file, threads to chase

Team chatUpdates owed to channels, questions answered twice

CRMRecords that lag reality, fields nobody fills

Project trackerTasks marked done that nobody verified

File storageFolder trees and filing that happen eventually

How should actions leave the building?

Every OBGOD instance ships with the approval queue. You choose how tight to hold it.

Approval posture

Approve every actionOne click per draft. The default, and our recommendation.

Approve in batchesReview the queue a few times a day, clear it in one pass

Report onlyDrafts and findings, no sends at all. Good for a trial.

Who's reviewing the queue?

Instances scope every draft to its owner, so this sets how accounts and visibility are arranged.

Team size

Just me

2 to 10

11 to 50

50+

Your instance blueprint.

This is a sketch, not a quote. A pilot starts with the two or three drafts that save the most attention, then grows from your corrections. Your instance is isolated: your data never becomes the product. Nothing from this page was saved anywhere.

Send this blueprint as a pilot inquiry