Does Leif send emails without me?
No. The default is approval first. You can widen permissions later.
01
WHAT LEIF HANDLES
Drafts first. Acts after approval.
Leif reads live work and produces the next useful draft: a client email, a quote response, an IRS notice summary, a CRM update, a job recap, or a short research brief before a call.
The queue is the control point. Nothing outbound leaves without a human decision. Edits are not wasted. They become the next round of training.
SEE THE PRODUCT
One morning of work, compressed into thirty seconds.
The demo shows the thing prospects care about: drafts to approve, not another empty dashboard.
Draft output
Subject: Drainage estimate follow-up
I looked back at the notes from Tuesday. The driveway pitch and the low corner by the walkway are the two places I would address first.
Attached is the cleaner scope with the catch basin separated from the paver reset, so you can approve one or both.
02
VERTICALS
Built around the words your business already uses.
03
LOCAL FOCUS
Greater Boston, Merrimack Valley, Southern New Hampshire.
The first Leif builds are close to home: CPAs, paver installers, landscapers, pressure washing companies, drainage crews, and family-run industrial sellers around Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, Quincy, Lawrence, Andover, Haverhill, Lowell, and Dracut.
Local context matters. A Boston accountant and a Merrimack Valley contractor do not need the same employee. Their files, seasons, customer questions, and approval risks are different.
FIRST WEEK
From intake call to real drafts.
- Day 1
Scope the work and decide which approval queue matters first.
- Days 2 and 3
Connect the inbox, CRM, files, and examples that show judgment.
- Days 4 and 5
Ship first drafts. Keep what is useful. Cut what is not.
- Day 7
Run the weekly cadence with edits, review, and owner feedback.
ALEX KAIM
One person responsible for the build.
Kaim Consulting is the consulting layer. Leif is the employee you use. Alex builds the workflow, trains the judgment, and keeps the system close enough that problems do not disappear into a support queue.