A week with dpaperwork
Here’s what it caught this week
Priya runs a five-person studio with a dozen live clients. She used to find the unsigned contract when the client emailed asking where things stood. Now the workspace watches every deal, cycle, and document and tells her first — most of the time with the fix already drafted.
Nothing here needed her to remember to look. That’s the point.
Why it can catch it
Stop being the integration layer
The unsigned contract only looks obvious in hindsight because the deal, the delivery timeline, and the email thread live in three different tools — and you’re the only thing connecting them. dpaperwork holds all of it in one workspace, so it can see the gap you’d have to go looking for.
One source of truth. One thing watching all of it.
The whole workspace
Five places. One source of truth.
It notices before you do
You shouldn’t have to remember to check whether a deal went cold or a cycle is about to blow its deadline. dpaperwork watches all of it and brings you one thing each morning: what moved, what’s stuck, and what needs a decision from you.
- A Morning Brief every workday — the signal, not another feed
- Deals, cycles, and documents watched for the warning signs you’d miss
- It only reaches you when something actually needs you
Everything in one workspace
Clients, work, and paperwork — together
Close more, chase less
Keep every client and deal moving without holding the details in your head.
- Clients
- Contacts
- Pipeline
- Deals
- Gmail sync
- Activity log
Deliver on time
See what’s due, what’s stuck, and let routine follow-ups run themselves.
- Delivery
- Cycles
- Tasks
- Objectives
- Playbooks
- Authority levels
Paperwork that writes itself
Drafts grounded in the client’s real history, in your voice, sent when you say so.
- Proposals
- Contracts
- Reports
- Templates
- Document Assistant
- Brand Voice
Trust & control
It works alone. It doesn’t act alone.
Sensible limits at every layer: what it can see, what it can do, who approves, and what gets recorded.
Role-based access
Every person, and every MCP call, runs with their own role permissions. Scope teammates to the domains they should see.
Human in the loop
Sending anything to a client is always your call. Drafts wait for your approval and show what they changed.
Authority levels
Set how far each Playbook can go alone: draft only, ask before sending, or fully hands-off.
A record of everything
The Activity Log captures every deal closed, document sent, and Playbook run, so you can always see what happened.
- Nothing leaves your workspace without the permission you gave it
- Read-only and unpaid workspaces block writes
How it works
Up and running in an afternoon
No migration project, no consultant, no six-week rollout. Three steps and the routine work starts coming off your plate.
Connect
Create your workspace, connect Gmail, and add your clients and open deals — or just tell the chat about them.
Let it learn
Company Knowledge builds memory from your clients, documents, and email. Brand Voice picks up how you write.
Delegate
Write your first playbook in plain English, set its authority level, and let dpaperwork take the routine off your plate.
From first login to your first playbook running — one afternoon.
Less paperwork. More business.
Priya hasn’t chased a signature in a month. It’s not that her clients got faster — it’s that she stopped being the one who had to remember.
Seats open in small batches — join the waitlist and you’ll be first in line when yours is ready.