Who is it for, and how?
Tidy is the assistant for one person working alone and for a company full of departments. Here are a few days.
By size
One person, working alone
PersonalStop drowning in your inbox and stop missing customers: a morning summary, drafted replies, invoices. Personal Tidy is made for you.
Small office (2–10)
BusinessA shared routine. Who's handling what, and whose email is this? Shared inboxes and routing take care of it.
Growing company (11–250)
BusinessFlow between departments, team chat and roles. Everyone sees only what they should.
By role
The boss
Boss viewEvery morning: the pulse of the company, what's waiting for approval and what's at risk. Gives work in a single sentence from their phone.
Accounting
Accounting and FinanceInvoices that arrive overnight are sorted by supplier, missing paperwork is chased and deadlines are reminded. “Our bank details changed” emails are flagged in red.
Executive assistant
CalendarSets up meetings, finds the free slots, writes the invite and prepares the briefing before the meeting.
Purchasing
PurchasingCompares incoming quotes in one table: price, lead time, payment terms. Catches delays.
Sales
SalesKnows the customer's last thread, the discount that was promised and the quotes waiting for a reply, and drafts a polite follow-up.
IT lead
SecuritySets it up and decides who sees what. Gets a company-wide view of the phishing and fraud protection.
Tuned to your industry
Industry packs on the Business plan are tuned to 40 sectors, from law firms and accountants to logistics, e-commerce and clinics. If you work alone, one seat is enough.
One day, one company
See a Tuesday at a 30-person shipping agency, step by step, on the home page.