Run Your Week from Slack with SAM
What to schedule, what to ask on the day, and what to stop opening the app for.
SAM works best on a fixed weekly rhythm rather than whenever you remember to try it.
Beta. SAM is enabled per workspace. Book 15 minutes and we will switch it on. Setup is in Install and connect.
Monday: The Digest
Schedule one post into #marketing, 08:30:
Last week vs the week before: leads, by source. Meetings booked. The one funnel step that moved most, and which pages drove it.
Scheduled jobs are read-only, so the digest can never change anything. See Scheduled posts.
Tuesday: Chase the Leak
Ask the follow-up in the thread:
@SAM which landing pages lost the most qualified traffic last week, and where in the form did people stop?
That is conversion funnel plus form analytics in one question.
Wednesday: Write Something
@SAM draft a LinkedIn post about the [customer] result, using brand/voice.md
Drafts are exempt from SAM's brevity limit, so you get the full text back. If it comes back generic, add a rule to the Vault instead of writing a longer prompt. Publishing waits behind an Approve card.
Thursday: Check AI Visibility
@SAM did our visibility change on the pricing prompts this week? Anything new in cited sources?
Check AI Visibility weekly, not daily. A single scan is one sample.
Friday: Clear the Queue
@SAM what's waiting on review?
Approve, or send back with a reason. Feedback is stored on the draft and read on the next pass, so "the 37% is Nextiva's, not Galley's" beats an edit. Review and publish.
What to Stop Opening the App For
| Was | Now |
|---|---|
| Pulling weekly lead numbers | The Monday digest |
| "Did that campaign do anything?" | One question in the thread |
| Checking where a form loses people | One question, names the field |
| First-draft social and email copy | Ask, then edit |
| Chasing who owes a review | Friday's queue check |
What to Keep Opening the App For
Building a form from scratch, changing routing rules, and anything else that needs the whole object on screen.
What It Costs
SAM answers up to 200 questions per workspace per rolling 24 hours, and each one has a spend ceiling. A weekly cadence like this uses a small fraction of that, so ask follow-ups freely. The full budget table is in Limits and guardrails.