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Aravind Srinivas Reports Growing Teammates Adoption and Doubled Automation Usage

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Aravind Srinivas reported that Teammates adoption was continuing to grow and automations doubled in usage the previous day. He cited uses including SEO analysis, ad campaign management, customer support bots, data analysis, sales outreach, recruiting, and security.

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Teammates adoption grows as automations double in usageAravind Srinivas · X

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  1. Aravind Srinivas · X
    Teammates adoption grows as automations double in usage

    Teammates adoption continuing to grow. Automations doubled in usage yesterday. Some interesting use cases we’re seeing: SEO analyst, ad campaign managers, customer support bots, data analysts, sales outbound, sourcing / recruiting, and security.

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