Running a business these days?
It feels like you’re stuck in a non-stop swirl of information, endless to-dos, and the constant need to be more efficient… yesterday.
We talk a lot about productivity hacks, AI, automation—buzzwords that sound great until you’re knee-deep in unanswered emails, project updates, internal process docs, and client requests. And for startups or small teams? It’s often less “smooth sailing” and more like “keep paddling and hope you don’t capsize.”
The truth is, most businesses are sitting on gold mines of knowledge—SOPs, product guides, training manuals, CRM data—but it’s scattered. Buried in folders, shared drives, inboxes… and let’s be honest, nobody has the time (or energy) to dig through it all.
That’s where something like Cody AI comes in. It’s not just another AI chatbot. It’s like having a digital teammate who knows your business inside and out—and doesn’t take lunch breaks.
Product Boosting Category: AI-Powered Knowledge Management
What’s the Deal
It Learns Your Business—Literally
Here’s the cool part: you can actually train Cody on your company’s knowledge base. Upload your docs, processes, and client info, and boom—Cody now has context. This isn’t generic, ChatGPT-style guessing. It’s tailored answers, based on how your business runs.
Whether it’s HR policies, onboarding steps, or your sales pitch for a niche client segment—Cody can take that info and turn it into fast, smart support.
You Can Ask It Anything
Once you’ve got your content in, team members can just ask Cody things like:
- “What’s our refund policy again?”
- “How do I set up the client dashboard?”
- “Can you rewrite this email more professionally?”
Instead of pinging someone on Slack or scrolling through folders, the answer pops up instantly. Less waiting. Less asking. More doing.
It Doesn’t Just Talk—It Does
Cody isn’t just a fancy search bar. It can also help do stuff—like writing emails, translating content, summarizing PDFs, even generating marketing copy. Think of it like an intern who’s unusually fast, never gets tired, and is surprisingly helpful.
You Can Customize It Like Crazy
Want a version of Cody just for customer service? Or maybe a stripped-down version to embed on your website as a self-help bot? Done. You can adjust the tone, access level, what knowledge it pulls from—it’s surprisingly flexible for how smart it is.
You can also share a Cody instance with your clients or team through a simple link, or even embed it directly into your website. So now your internal wiki… actually becomes useful.
How to Get Started with Cody AI
They offer a free trial, which is perfect if you just want to test the waters and see how it fits into your workflow.
If you’re ready to go beyond the trial, Cody has three paid plans to choose from. The Basic plan starts at $29 a month and gives you 2,500 credits, access to GPT-4o mini, seats for up to three team members, a 14-day conversation history, and the ability to upload up to 1,000 documents.
For teams who need a bit more firepower, there’s the Premium plan at $99 a month. This one bumps you up to 10,000 credits, allows up to ten team members, expands document capacity to 10,000, and also unlocks access to Claude 3.5 and a website crawler.
If you’re running a larger or more AI-heavy operation, there’s the Advanced plan at $249 a month, which comes with 25,000 credits and room for up to 30 team members—basically all the features from the lower plans but supercharged.
You can head over to meetcody.ai to sign up, upload your docs, and start building your very own smart assistant that actually gets how your business works.
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