Eva is your assistant, built into EVERYSYNC. Ask her what changed on a deal, who owns a task or what a contract says, and she answers from the records you are allowed to open, and nothing more. She can draft summaries and next steps too. An administrator decides who gets an Eva Personal Assistant seat. With a seat, she can also make some changes for you.
Eva searches Deals, HR, Contracts, Finance and Wiki, but only the records your role lets you open. Ask her the way you would ask a colleague.
With a seat, and where your organisation and you allow it, Eva can add notes, create tasks and save setup answers without asking. You can undo each one; the questions below say what always waits for you.
A general assistant works from what you give it. Eva works inside your company's records, with the person's own access, so she can follow a customer, an invoice, a contract or a support issue from one record to the next.
Everyone in your organisation can ask Eva to find, explain and research. To let her make changes for someone, that person needs an Eva Personal Assistant seat, a monthly add-on listed at $29.99 per assigned seat. Your quote shows the price for your organisation.
Only a little. Without a seat, Eva changes nothing. With a seat, and where your organisation and the person allow it, she can add notes, create tasks and save setup answers without asking; you can undo each one for five minutes, unless someone has changed it since. Sending email, deleting and any other change, including sharing and money, tax, accounts or payroll changes, happens only when you ask for it or approve it, apart from automations you set up yourself.
No. Eva works from your organisation's records inside EVERYSYNC, and a seat is an add-on to an EVERYSYNC workspace.
Sending a request doesn’t create a workspace, and every request is reviewed before anyone is given access.