The Command Center is the main screen. It holds the assistant that can answer questions about your business, alongside a summary of what currently needs attention.
The assistant
Ask it about your own numbers, customers, or jobs, in whatever words come naturally. It can see your workspace, so it answers from your actual data rather than in general terms — what your margin was last quarter, which customers still owe you, how cash has moved.
What it will do on your behalf depends on your role. Someone without access to an area cannot get that area's data by asking for it in chat.
This is the opposite of the help widget, which knows how the platform works but has no access to your business. If you are asking how to use something rather than about your own numbers, the wiki answers faster.
Conversations
Conversations are kept, so you can return to one rather than starting over, and the assistant remembers what was already discussed within a conversation.
For sitting down specifically to work out why a figure moved, the Strategy Room is narrower and keeps each line of thinking as its own conversation.
Across conversations it holds a smaller set of durable facts about the business — see what the assistant remembers. Work it produces along the way can be kept as artifacts, and anything with several steps as a plan.
What else is on the screen
A summary of what needs attention, recent wins worth knowing about, and the context the assistant is currently working from.
It also acts rather than only answering — categorizing, reconciling, creating records and querying connected systems. What that covers, and what limits it, is what the assistant can do.
A document or photograph can be attached to a conversation and asked about directly — see attaching a file to the chat.