Next to the questions it suggests and the things it offers to set up, Genaya AI now looks at what your own records say right now and turns that into opportunities: short rows that name something worth doing today, with the numbers behind them. They show at the top of a new Genaya AI chat in the Workspace look ("Good morning! I found 3 opportunities to improve your business"), as the first row of the Home composer, and now and then on the Ask bubble.
Every row reads what it found in plain words ("Follow up with 12 uncontacted leads"), the evidence in one sentence with the real numbers and the window it was read in, and what you gain. Only what your role may read is counted: a member who cannot see invoices never sees an invoice row, and no customer's name is ever in a row.
Each opportunity carries a Business Opportunity Score built from four marks: how much money it stands on, how urgent it is, how sure the evidence is, and how easy the remedy is. Money weighs most, then urgency. The list shows the best few, at most eight, with the ones about the page you are on first.
A new chat opens with the request already sent in your own words - "Follow up with the leads nobody answered since Monday" - and Genaya AI works the details out from your business, asking only what it cannot read.
A text or an email to a client, a payment link, an invoice or a campaign draft comes back as the usual card: you read the exact words and the numbers before anything goes out. Nothing is sent or spent by the row itself.
Press the X at the end of a row and it stays hidden for you; the next best one takes its place. On the Ask bubble the X works the same way and the opportunity rests for two weeks.
Under the greeting of a new Genaya AI chat, one quiet line sums up yesterday - "Yesterday your business collected $1,840, had 6 appointments and brought in 3 new leads." - read from your own payments, appointments and leads. It shows only when there is something to say.
Our team typically replies within one business day.