IKE
An employee who works by text
Send IKE office work the way you'd text a person. It comes back done.
The problem
You're doing admin at eleven at night
The work that keeps a business running — scheduling, vendors, invoices, orders, the same four emails every week — doesn't fit in the day, because the day is spent running the business. So it gets done late, badly, or not at all.
What it does
Scheduling
Shifts, meetings, and the rescheduling that follows.
Vendor back-and-forth
Orders placed, deliveries chased, discrepancies flagged.
Invoices and paperwork
Drafted, sent, and followed up on without a reminder from you.
Recurring reports
The weekly numbers, pulled and sent, without being asked twice.
Whatever you'd hand an assistant
If you can describe it in a text, it's in scope.
How it runs
- 01IKE gets connected to the systems you already use.
- 02You start with one category of work — usually the one you hate most.
- 03It learns your preferences from how you correct it.
- 04Scope widens as trust does. You set the pace.
In practice
A Tuesday afternoon
- Youhey can you push the Sysco order to Thursday
- IKEDone — moved to Thursday 7am delivery. Their cutoff for changes is 4pm Wednesday, so I'll confirm it Wednesday morning.
- Youalso Marcus called out for Friday night
- IKEGot it. Dani and Ray are both available Friday. Dani's at 32 hours this week, Ray's at 24 — want me to offer it to Ray first?
- Youyeah go ahead
- IKETexted Ray. I'll let you know when he answers. If he passes I'll go to Dani.