Grok Bot is in beta!
here are 100 use cases ive seen so far:
1) book meetings by writing personalized outbound in your own gmail voice, then sending the notes for you
2) take a sales play that used to take 90 minutes to 2 hours (sql audience → copy → reverse etl) and make it ~95% automated
3) build a multi-Bot gtm crew (research, outbound, forecast, inbox, slides) with weekly playbooks on top
4) run a chief-of-staff hub that routes work to a large specialist fleet
5) rebuild most of a custom crm with a small Bot crew in about a day and a half
6) run a community ops fleet that saves 20+ hours a week
7) screen 1000+ event applicants against an icp and batch-approve the fits so the room stays intentional
8) replace a pricey direct-mail saas with a Bot that handles redemptions and asks you before it spends
9) review ~200 recruiting applications into strong / mid / reject in one pass
10) automate a weekly luma + database + slack summary workflow and free up 2–3 hours a week
11) update a sales deck live from granola notes mid-call, if you stop recording 5–10 minutes early
12) localize a sales deck into a different language before a customer call
13) answer a salesforce eoq question from your phone in ~10 seconds with no laptop and no sfdc app
14) update a salesforce org chart from just a name or email
15) build a salesforce report and dashboard so you stop asking glean the same opp questions
16) search your company chat for who asked about a feature in 15 seconds instead of an hour of digging
17) get a daily brief with usage data for every person you’re talking to that day
18) coach yourself on gong calls with timestamped comments and homework before the next one
19) turn a week of gong calls into a win/loss memo with the phrases that actually closed
20) turn call questions into a living notion faq that updates every morning
21) watch linkedin for compelling events from eng / product / ai leaders and get a weekday digest of ready-to-send notes in your voice
22) send personalized linkedin connection requests from sales navigator and book meetings with eng leaders
23) map an account from linkedin + the crm and show who actually influences the deal
24) audit and rewrite a linkedin profile from your live page plus notion and slack context, with human approval before publish
25) forecast account health and catch churn early when usage looks fine on the surface but is quietly dropping
26) tier accounts with fit × warmth from salesforce into notion, then enrich contacts in batches
27) build a qbr pack: usage + tickets + open opps + a short slide narrative
28) get a daily apple search ads pacing digest and reply in-thread to have a Bot edit bids
29) scan ad performance, explain why winners work, and suggest the next tests into a notion backlog
30) watch a competitor’s pricing page and slack you when something changes
31) generate first-pass performance ads in figma that match your existing format
32) learn your writing voice from past posts and draft linkedin / x content into notion for review
33) 30 minutes after a call, send follow-up reminders (optional: in a character voice)
34) work around missing bulk-enroll permissions in outreach by driving the gui
35) record yourself doing a reply / sfdc workflow once, then have a Bot turn it into an automation
36) sync a local marketing calendar from a global webinars notion in about 2 minutes
37) assemble a customer enablement pack end to end: find the request email, download zoom recordings, summarize, drop into drive, draft the reply
38) turn a recorded demo into a tagged clip library for the next one
39) draft a security questionnaire from your public docs and flag the questions only a human can answer
40) answer “what did we promise this customer” from contracts + slack + the crm on one page
eric zakariasson
@ericzakariasson
Grok Bot @bot
Introducing Grok Bot, now in early beta.
Bots are AI teammates that do real work for you. They sign in to your tools, use them just like you do, and come back with finished work.
Bots are AI teammates that do real work for you. They sign in to your tools, use them just like you do, and come back with finished work.