Tired of drowning in Slack notifications? Look no further than Zivy, the intelligent tool that helps you automatically prioritize and categorize your messages and turn them into actions. Information overload is a thing of the past with an organized Slack inbox. With Zivy, you'll focus on what matters and get things done, allowing you to take back your productivity.

FEATURES:

• Eliminate clutter from your inbox
• Schedule tasks to your calendar
• Suggestions
• Summaries
• Shortcuts

FAQs about Zivy:

How does Zivy work?

Zivy simplifies your communication by filtering through your work apps, starting with Slack. It's going to analyze the messages to present to you the most urgent ones, categorize them into actionable tasks, informative updates, and less-critical items, so you are shown what is truly important and do not get hit by an endless flow of notifications.

What are the key features of Zivy?

Zivy filters through your messages, sorts them by importance, and even suggests actions you can take. Imagine having a personal assistant that understands your work and helps you prioritize your tasks. With Zivy, you'll spend less time sifting through messages and more time focusing on what truly matters. 

How does Zivy differ from other productivity tools?

Zivy is unique because it's specifically designed to streamline your work communication. Unlike other productivity tools that might focus on task management or time tracking, Zivy dives deep into your messaging apps to help you prioritize and organize your interactions. 

Can I schedule tasks or reminders within Zivy?

You can easily schedule tasks directly from Zivy to your calendar. Just select the message you want to turn into a task, and Zivy will give you the option to add it to your calendar with a specific date and time. This helps you keep track of your commitments and avoid missing important deadlines.

Is my data secure with Zivy?

Zivy keeps your data safe. It uses secure login methods like OAuth2 to access your Slack or Gmail accounts without ever seeing your passwords. Your messages are encrypted both when they're stored and when they're being sent, and they’re stored in highly secure data centers.