How ARIN works with you
Tell ARIN what you need done.
Ask it to prepare for a meeting, draft a follow-up, or help you decide what needs attention. ARIN works from the information you share and brings back something you can use.
- 01Prioritize
- 02Prepare
- 03Decide
01 / Prioritize
“I have ten minutes. What needs my attention?”
ARIN checks the commitments you’ve shared, suggests what to tackle next, and tells you why.
Between showings / sample10 minutes available
- You ask
- What should I do next?
- ARIN recommends
- Review Marcus follow-up
- Why now
- Inspection window closed
- Still held
- Saguaro photography time
Priority, narrowedNext: open the draft
02 / Prepare
“Draft a follow-up for Marcus.”
It pulls together the details you’ve shared and writes a draft using your examples and preferences. You get a starting point to review and edit.
Prepared relationship work / sampleHeld for review
- Prepared move
- Marcus follow-up
- Voice
- Your approved style
- Relationship detail
- Inspection complete
- Next action
- Review, edit, or hold
The work is readyNext: apply your judgment
03 / Decide
“Make it shorter. I’ll review it before I send.”
Tell ARIN what to change in plain language. Check the result when it’s ready. Client-facing work stays on hold until you approve it.
Decision point / sampleYour control
- Prepared item
- Marcus draft
- Client-facing
- Held
- Your choices
- Edit · Send · Hold
- System action
- None without approval
Reputation protectedThe decision stays with you