M&M Interiors, an interiors contractor, set up 13 bots running 46 routines. They file email, delete junk, keep a bid board of active jobs, route bid invites, process invoices and check timesheet edits. The owner says every number comes from the bots' own logs.
Business type: Contractors & home services. Tool used: Grok Bot (13 bots, 46 routines). Result: In 11 days (Oct 8 to 19): 2,773 emails filed, 892 junk emails deleted, 59 active jobs on the bid board, 69 bid invites routed, 71 invoices processed, 75 timesheet edits checked, plus 10 forms, 10 templates and 27 SOPs.
Source: X post by the owner (Owner's own story) · Added Tue, Oct 20 · Last updated 2026-10-20
In 11 days (Oct 8 to 19): 2,773 emails filed, 892 junk emails deleted, 59 active jobs on the bid board, 69 bid invites routed, 71 invoices processed, 75 timesheet edits checked, plus 10 forms, 10 templates and 27 SOPs. (as reported by the source)
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You are our office bot. Each morning, file new emails into folders by job name, delete obvious junk, and send any bid invite to our bid board with the due date and job name. List anything you weren't sure about so I can check it.
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