You'd tell your assistant: "Write an email to the client, apologize for the delay, confirm the new delivery date." With Nilo, you do the same — and get a draft you can send.
You say what needs to be in the email. Nilo writes it.
"Email to our client about the project delay. Apologize, give the new timeline, and ask if they want a call." That's enough.
Nilo writes a clear, well-structured email with the right tone for the situation.
Read it, make any tweaks, and send. The whole thing takes a couple of minutes instead of half an hour.
A shipment is delayed by four days and you need to let your customer know. You tell Nilo: "Write to the customer, apologize for the delay, give them the new date, and ask if shipping part of the order early would help." A minute later, you have a professional email ready to send — without staring at a blank screen.