**Module:** Discuss

A unified inbox and activity dashboard consolidate all your tasks, messages, and notifications into a single control centre.

## Copy

Modern knowledge workers face an inbox problem that keeps growing. Emails in one place, task notifications in another, messages in a third, system alerts scattered across applications. The cognitive cost of monitoring all these channels is substantial—switching between them, remembering which one to check, missing things buried in the wrong system. Some messages get lost because nobody knew to look in that particular place. Other notifications pile up unread because checking requires visiting too many destinations.

This module creates a control center that eliminates monitoring overhead. A unified inbox aggregates all incoming work—messages, tasks, notifications—in one place. An activity dashboard surfaces the information that matters across the business. The result is one place to check instead of many, with nothing falling through because it landed in the wrong system.

For copywriters: Focus on the channel fragmentation problem—how monitoring multiple channels creates cognitive overhead and lost messages. Position consolidation as the mechanism that brings everything into one view. The audience should recognize their own notification chaos and the messages they suspect they've missed.

## Ideas

- **Angle:** Create a control center for your work—one place that shows everything without requiring you to check everywhere
- **Audience:** Business owners, executives, operations managers, knowledge workers managing multiple channels
- **Pain points:** Channel fragmentation, notification overload, missed messages, monitoring overhead, scattered information
- **Outcomes:** Unified visibility, reduced checking overhead, nothing missed, clear control, consolidated management
- **Vertical spins:** Remote workers (multi-channel coordination), executives (company-wide visibility), operations (cross-functional overview), customer-facing teams (inbox management)