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My Day: Your Sales Day on One Page

Heed opens on My Day: your meetings from Google Calendar, the replies you owe, tasks due and deals going quiet. After each call, Atlas writes it up from your rough notes.

Start With Today's Meetings

At 8:55 on a Tuesday you have four calls and a coffee getting cold. My Day opens with the meetings from your Google Calendar, matched to the companies and deals they belong to, so you know what each call is about before you click Join.

  • Synced from Google Calendar, so there is nothing to copy over
  • Each meeting shows its company, open deal and stage
  • Join a Google Meet call from the same row
Today's meetings, pulled from Google Calendar, with the company and deal next to each one.

Wrap Up a Call While It Is Fresh

Type what happened the way you would in a text message. Atlas turns it into meeting notes, next steps with dates, a proposed deal update and a follow-up email in your voice. You read it, fix what is off, and save. The stage only moves when you say so. More on how Atlas handles changes.

Rough notes in, a clean record out. You check each part before anything is saved or sent.

Everything Else That Needs You

Below the meetings sit the replies you owe, tasks due today, deals that need attention, possible deals Atlas spotted in your email, mentions from teammates and new prospects. Each list is a checklist for the day. When a list is empty, that part is done.

The rest of the page: who is waiting on you, what is due and which deals are going quiet.

No Meeting Slips Through Unlogged

Calendar sync logs customer meetings on the right company. If a meeting ends and nothing is logged afterwards, Heed flags it and keeps it in front of you. Tuesday's procurement call does not quietly vanish by Friday. Your tasks and follow-ups pick up from there.

A customer meeting with nothing logged afterwards stays on the list until someone writes it up.

Questions People Ask

Where does My Day get my meetings?
From your Google Calendar. Heed syncs it and matches customer meetings to the right company and deal, so each meeting on My Day shows what it is about.
What does Wrap Up do after a call?
You type rough notes. Atlas turns them into meeting notes, next steps, a proposed deal update and a follow-up email draft. You review each part, and nothing is saved or sent until you do.
Do I need Gmail connected?
Meetings come from Google Calendar. Replies owed and possible deals come from Gmail, so those parts fill in once you connect it. Tasks, mentions and deals that need attention work either way.
Is My Day the same for everyone on the team?
No. Each person sees their own meetings, replies, tasks and mentions, and the deals they own that need attention.
Can I use My Day on my phone?
Yes. Heed works in your phone's browser, so you can check the next meeting or wrap up a call between appointments.

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