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cole is rebuilding the insurance AMS. every renewal. every commission. every client record — accessible through natural language. "pull every anthem renewal losing more than 10 percent." 30 seconds. formatted. ready for the client call. built into nextagency — g2's #1 life and health insurance AMS. 200 brokerages. 37 states. the co-pilot insurance has needed. wellspringlabs.com

In insurance, a lead that goes cold is a policy someone else wrote. Most brokers know this. Most brokers are still tracking their follow-up pipeline in a spreadsheet. The problem isn't discipline. It's capacity. One broker managing 80 active clients across motor, life, and health policies can't personally send every renewal reminder, follow up every new lead, and chase every claim update — and still find time to actually sell. Cole is the first AI that operates natively in WhatsApp. Not a CRM add-on. Not a web dashboard to log into. A Chief of Staff that lives in the same app your clients already message you on. It sends renewal reminders on a schedule you set. It follows up with new leads automatically. It drafts client messages for your approval in seconds. It makes outbound calls when you're busy and sends you a summary. The brokers using Cole aren't spending less time on clients. They're spending it on the right ones. pocodot.ai

cole is free to start. $19/mo paid. built for professionals who live in whatsapp and can't afford to miss another follow-up. pocodot.ai @PocodotAI

one broker we spoke to had their best month in two years after using cole for 60 days. no new leads added. same pipeline. same clients. they just stopped losing the ones they already had.

insurance brokers lose more revenue to missed follow-ups than to competition. here's what that actually looks like — and what fixes it 🧵

Shipped voice calling for Cole this week. Real outbound phone calls. Your AI Chief of Staff can now call someone on your behalf, deliver a message, and report back. No other messaging-native AI does this. We checked. Would you like to try?

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What if your AI actually remembered the conversation you had last Monday? Most people spend more time "reminding" their AI tools of the context than actually getting work done. I was tired of repeating myself across Telegram, email, and slide decks, so I tested a system that creates a single 'brain' for all your communication channels. In this video, I walk through how I’m using an assistant that supports my workflow by tracking specific details—like slide edits and investor follow-ups—without me having to dig through old threads. It assists with drafting emails based on past context and helps streamline the transition between different apps like Telegram and Gmail. If you've ever felt like you're managing your tools instead of your business, this might be the shift you need.

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What if you never had to export a PDF or manually "juggle" data between apps ever again? Most of us are stuck in a cycle of 'digital manual labor'—opening Google Docs, exporting files, and uploading them to Slack just to keep the team updated. It’s a context-switching nightmare that drains your productivity before the day even starts. In this video, I show you how I collapsed that entire messy workflow into a single message. Instead of five different tabs, I use one prompt. The AI pulls the live data, builds the formatted PDF, and delivers it to the team automatically. It’s about moving from working *for* your tools to making your tools work for you. See the full workflow: pocodot.ai/cole Key topics covered: - Simplifying complex data exports - Connecting Google Docs and Slack via AI - Automating repetitive document creation - Reducing context switching in your business operations

"each new chat resets completely, like it has no memory of me at all" — actual OpenAI community post GPT is a brilliant generalist. It's not built to remember you across sessions or channels. Cole is. WhatsApp Monday → Slack Thursday → email next week. one brain

There's an AI tool right now charging users $550 for a $25/month plan because their agent silently burned 44k credits This is what "credit-based pricing" actually means Cole doesn't do this. predictable price, no mid-month surprises.

Unsolicited advice over Google Meet from Cole that saved us so much time 🤞

GPT: "here's the follow-up email you should send" Cole: "sent. he'll reply by Thursday. if not, i'll nudge him." one tells you. one does it. guess which one founders actually need. pocodot.ai