Trig

An assistant that watches your workspace and does what you ask.

You deleted the wrong file at eleven at night and did not notice until the morning. Trig did. It is built into every Tri-Gig workspace: it catches mistakes and puts them back, keeps records tidy, points out what is stuck, drafts the notes you were going to write anyway, and does what you ask in plain words. Everything it does can be undone, and one switch turns it off.

A practice · HomeExample

Trig

Two invoices are late ($1,800), “Send the engagement letter” is due today, and you have one unread message.

  • Invoices →
  • Tasks →
  • Messages →
I put back “Proposal v2.pdf” because it was deleted 4 minutes after being opened and nothing else changed. Undo

Trig noticed

Invoice INV-0104 was opened twice and nobody paid. It’s 9 days late. I can offer $960 to settle, or give them two more weeks.

Yes, let’s lookNot now
11 of 24 new clients since 1 September

What it does

  • Puts back mistakes

    If a file or a record is deleted by accident, Trig restores it and tells you why. A contact deleted while it still had open invoices gets put back too. You can undo that as well.

  • Keeps records tidy

    If a customer is entered twice, Trig offers to merge them. If an email is missing but appears on an invoice, Trig fills it in.

  • Points out what is stuck

    A project nobody has touched, a step with no owner, an invoice that was opened twice and not paid. Trig shows you one item at a time with a Yes and a Not now.

  • Drafts the notes you were going to write

    The thank-you after an invoice is paid. The review ask a week after a project ends. Trig writes them; you read and send.

  • Does what you ask

    Type a request in plain English: “give this step to Maria,” “draft an invoice for the Chen engagement,” “add a list for referral partners,” “make a flow that creates a task when a booking comes in.” Trig does it and tells you what it did.

  • Reads what you give it

    Drop a PDF, a spreadsheet or a plain text file into Trig’s folder and ask about it. Upload a bank statement to Money & health and Trig fills in the figures, marked with where they came from.

What this means for you

  • You open Tri-Gig and see three things: what is late, what is due, and who is waiting on you.
  • Late invoices get reminders on the schedule you set, and Trig flags the ones that are going quiet.
  • You can see at the top of the screen whether Trig is working, idle, or switched off.
  • Your team only sees what concerns them: a step they were given, a document sent to them, a question for them.
  • One switch turns Trig off completely. It will not watch, send, or draft anything until you turn it back on.
  • Trig is included in every plan. There is nothing extra to buy.

Questions people ask

What can Trig change?
Records inside your workspace: customers, projects, steps, tasks, calendar, invoices as drafts, lists, and flows. It never sends messages to your customers, reads your email, invites or removes people, changes roles, touches your billing, or moves money.
How do I ask Trig to do something?
Type in the chat box in the Trig section, or in the small Trig window at the top of any page. You can also save standing instructions that Trig follows every time.
Does using Trig cost extra?
No. Each plan includes a monthly number of conversations with Trig. The work Trig does on its own never counts against it.
What if Trig does something wrong?
Every change Trig makes is listed with an Undo button. Click it and the change is reversed. You can pause Trig or switch it off at any time.

You started the business.
This is where you run it.

Four screens and you’re in. Free for 14 days, no card.