Requests go cold
A prospect who writes at 10am and gets an answer at 10pm has usually written to someone else already. Response time weighs as much as price.
When you work alone, nobody handles the inbox while you are with a client. Sania reads incoming requests and drafts the replies, the quotes and the follow-ups. You review and approve.
For a freelancer or a small business owner, Sania acts as permanent administrative support: it reads the business inbox, recognises incoming requests, drafts a reply written in your tone, builds quotes from your own rates, tracks deadlines and writes follow-ups when a quote or an invoice goes unanswered. Everything is prepared and nothing is sent on its own initiative — approval stays with you. In practice, this moves admin work out of the evening and into the working day, without hiring.
The one you are paid for, and the one nobody invoices: replying, pricing, chasing, filing. The second only starts once the first is finished, which means late.
A prospect who writes at 10am and gets an answer at 10pm has usually written to someone else already. Response time weighs as much as price.
Pulling the rates together, formatting, checking the terms: a quote is quick to decide and slow to produce.
Chasing means remembering who did not reply, and when. Without a system, you chase the ones you happen to remember.
No assistant, no handover. The smallest absence stops the company's administrative flow.
The principle never changes: the preparation happens without you, the decision stays with you.
Sania works through the business inbox and tells a quote request apart from a question, an invoice or a message with no follow-up.
It retrieves what already exists on that contact: earlier exchanges, the quote you sent, the CRM status if you use one.
The reply is written in your tone, with anything missing flagged rather than guessed.
The draft waits for you. Correct it if needed, then send. Nothing leaves without that action.
A quote sent ten days ago never got a reply. Sania spots the silence, drafts a follow-up suited to how old the quote is, and puts it in front of you. It is the least enjoyable part of working for yourself, and the one that pays best when done consistently. See sales follow-ups and quote creation.
The point is not to make you change software. Sania plugs into what you already use.
Gmail, Outlook, or any IMAP account. It is the entry point for almost everything that reaches you.
The assistant on email →Google Calendar, Outlook or Calendly: meeting requests are handled against your real availability.
The assisted calendar →Documents are prepared in your format and exported as PDF. Sending still needs your approval.
Quotes and invoicing →HubSpot, Pipedrive, Notion or Airtable. If you have none, tracking can stay in the inbox.
All integrations →There is no quality team behind you. That is exactly why human approval is not an option switched off by default.
Sania prepares and files into an approval inbox. Sending is something you do, not a setting you inherit.
If a service has no known rate, it is flagged as to be confirmed. The assistant never fills a gap by inference.
Deadlines, discounts, special terms: these are commercial decisions and they stay yours.
It runs your assistant. It is not reused to train models, and we select providers that offer guarantees against reusing your data for training.
Data protection →A service that does not suit you is deactivated. The subscription can be cancelled with no imposed minimum term.
No, and we do not sell it that way. A secretary decides, judges, knows your clients and represents you on the phone. Sania prepares administrative work that you approve. The fair comparison is permanent support on repetitive tasks, not a role being replaced.
Preparation is automatic, sending is not by default. Messages arrive in an approval inbox where you read them before releasing them. Some low-stakes sends can be automated if you explicitly decide so, but that is never the starting configuration.
Working alone is precisely the situation where admin has nobody to be delegated to. The Starter plan at CHF 99 per month is sized for a one-person business. We do not promise a number of hours saved: that depends on your volume of emails and quotes, and you measure it during the 7-day trial.
Setting up means connecting your inbox and calendar, then agreeing the tone and the approval rules. It is a guided process, not configuration work you do alone on a Sunday evening. The 7-day trial is designed to cover that phase.
ChatGPT answers what you type into it, in a window separate from your work. Sania is connected to your inbox, your calendar and your documents: it sees what arrives and prepares the matching action without you having to re-explain the context each time.
It says so instead of improvising. An ambiguous message, an out-of-scope request or a missing piece of information comes back to you marked as such. An assistant that invents a plausible answer costs more than one that admits it does not know.
Freelancers & business owners
7 days free. No credit card. Guided onboarding.