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How to ask Izy to perform an action and confirm it

Ask Izy to create a task, schedule a time, or change something. It builds a card and only carries it out after you confirm.

1 min readBasicUpdated on November 12, 2026

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Video lesson coming soon. For now, follow the steps below.

Besides replying, Izy can do things for you: create a task, schedule something, move a deal, send a message. To keep nothing from happening by mistake, it first shows a card with what it’s going to do. Nothing changes until you confirm.

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Before you start

  • Izy can only do what your role is allowed to do.
  • Each request uses AI credits.

Step by step

  1. Step 1:

    In Home, type your request to Izy saying what to do, for whom, and for when.

  2. Step 2:

    Click Send.

  3. Step 3:

    Izy builds a card with what it understood. Check each line, such as the title, assignee, and due date. Until you confirm, nothing changes.

  4. Step 4:

    If it looks right, click the confirm button, which here is Create task. To cancel, click Cancel. If something is wrong, type the correction and Izy will build the card again.

  5. Step 5:

    Izy lets you know it’s done and shows a shortcut to open what was created.

How to know it worked

The card will then show that the action was completed, and the task appears in Company › Tasks.

If something goes wrong

Izy replied, but didn’t show the card.

Some information was missing, or the request sounded like a question. Clearly say what to do, for example: "create a task for tomorrow".

I confirmed by mistake.

Open what was created using the card shortcut and delete or correct it there.

Next step

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