Hints hit my radar last year when our small sales team was buried under endless manual updates in Salesforce and Slack. You know how it is-those moments where you're juggling calls and suddenly realize half the leads aren't logged. Well, this tool changes that game by turning your chat app into a smart assistant that handles the grunt work.
At its core, Hints lets you converse naturally to automate tasks. Say something like, "Log this deal with TechCorp at $5k, follow up next Tuesday," and it pulls in details, enriches contacts, and syncs everything across tools. I remember testing it during a hectic Q4 push; what impressed me most was how it cut our data entry time from hours to minutes.
Integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, Notion, Asana, and more than 20 others mean no more switching apps-data flows both ways, reducing errors by about 22%, based on their benchmarks. Key features solve real pains: the chat interface works in Slack, Teams, or even SMS, so you stay where you are. Voice notes get transcribed and actioned on the fly, perfect for on-the-go recaps.
It auto-fills missing info from emails or domains, and supports multi-step commands like creating tasks or scheduling emails. Honestly, the context awareness is a standout-it remembers ongoing threads to avoid duplicates. This is ideal for growing teams of 5 to 50 in sales, marketing, or ops, especially remote ones drowning in tools.
Sales reps use it to log calls instantly, marketers for lead enrichment in campaigns, and devs for turning chats into Jira tickets. In my experience, a client I advised saw SLA responses improve by six hours weekly after setup. It's somewhat useful for larger orgs too, but shines in mid-sized setups where admin overload hits hard.
Compared to clunky automation like Zapier, Hints feels more intuitive-no coding needed, just plain English. Unlike rigid bots, it's flexible and learns from your style. I was torn between it and a competitor at first, but the seamless chat won me over; others often require too much configuration. One limitation?
Voice accuracy falters in noisy spots, but typing's always an option. Overall, if admin tasks are killing your productivity, try the free trial-you'll likely see quick wins. Sign up today and reclaim your time.
At its core, Hints lets you converse naturally to automate tasks. Say something like, "Log this deal with TechCorp at $5k, follow up next Tuesday," and it pulls in details, enriches contacts, and syncs everything across tools. I remember testing it during a hectic Q4 push; what impressed me most was how it cut our data entry time from hours to minutes.
Integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, Notion, Asana, and more than 20 others mean no more switching apps-data flows both ways, reducing errors by about 22%, based on their benchmarks. Key features solve real pains: the chat interface works in Slack, Teams, or even SMS, so you stay where you are. Voice notes get transcribed and actioned on the fly, perfect for on-the-go recaps.
It auto-fills missing info from emails or domains, and supports multi-step commands like creating tasks or scheduling emails. Honestly, the context awareness is a standout-it remembers ongoing threads to avoid duplicates. This is ideal for growing teams of 5 to 50 in sales, marketing, or ops, especially remote ones drowning in tools.
Sales reps use it to log calls instantly, marketers for lead enrichment in campaigns, and devs for turning chats into Jira tickets. In my experience, a client I advised saw SLA responses improve by six hours weekly after setup. It's somewhat useful for larger orgs too, but shines in mid-sized setups where admin overload hits hard.
Compared to clunky automation like Zapier, Hints feels more intuitive-no coding needed, just plain English. Unlike rigid bots, it's flexible and learns from your style. I was torn between it and a competitor at first, but the seamless chat won me over; others often require too much configuration. One limitation?
Voice accuracy falters in noisy spots, but typing's always an option. Overall, if admin tasks are killing your productivity, try the free trial-you'll likely see quick wins. Sign up today and reclaim your time.
