Annual review
By December you have forgotten what you did in February. Save achievements as they happen and get a draft of your annual review or an updated CV in minutes.
Use case
AI tools that know your history with every client
For consultants, account managers and business owners: everything you agreed with a client is there when you write the reply or prepare the quote.
Negotiate knowing what came before
You
We renewed the supplier contract at 10% off in return for two years. The lowest margin we accept is 35%.
ChatGPTSaved.
Saved to memory · Supplier contractOne memory
You
The client wants 20% off the renewal. How do I answer?
With Memory BridgeDo not agree to 20%. You gave 10% for a two-year term, and 20% brings your margin close to the 35% floor you set. Offer 12% for three years.
From memory · Supplier contractIllustrative example
What is worth saving
- The terms of each contract: length, price, discount, payment date.
- What you promised the client, and when.
- The track record: who paid late, who asked for many changes.
- Your own limits: lowest margin, highest discount, what you will not accept.
- Who decides on the client side, and how they like to be addressed.
Questions you ask months later, and get answered
| When | The question | What comes back |
|---|---|---|
| Three months on | "How did we answer the discount request last time?" | The reply and its reasons |
| Six months on | "Which clients paid late more than once?" | A list across all your projects |
| At renewal | "What has changed in this client's contract since it began?" | The changes with their dates |
Start like this
- 1
Create a project per client
Each client's notes stay together and apart from the rest.
- 2
Save after every meeting
Tell your tool: "Save what we agreed with the client today."
- 3
Ask before every reply
Have your tool go back to what it knows about the client before it writes.
Common questions
Should I save a client's personal data?
Save only what your work needs and avoid personal data that is not required. Keep to any confidentiality agreement between you.
Can my client see what I save?
No. Your memory is yours alone, plus the tools you connected yourself.
Keep reading
Share context between AI tools
Four ways to share context between AI tools: copy and paste, a context file, memory import, and a shared memory. What each is good for and where it stops.
An AI memory you can read and edit
Your AI memory is a set of clear notes inside projects, not a black box. Read what was saved, correct it, go back to an earlier version, and download a copy.
One memory. Every tool you use.
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