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AI skills for Business automation

Skills for business automation.

6 skills

Draft reminders for overdue invoices

This skill finds unpaid invoices in your accounting system, such as QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite, MYOB, or Zoho Books, and checks payments in PayPal, Stripe, and Airwallex. It writes a reminder for each customer, gentler for good payers and firmer for repeat late ones. Reminders send through PayPal only with your approval, and the rest are saved as email drafts.

Manage HubSpot workflows from the command line

This skill can list, read, create, change, or remove HubSpot automation workflows through the hubspot agent CLI. It uses the v4 flows API and does not cover older contact-based workflows. Updates and deletes run as a dry run first and need a confirmation step.

Plan a structured job interview

This skill builds an interview plan for a role, with the competencies to test, a question bank, a scorecard, and a debrief template. It is meant for hiring teams getting ready to talk with candidates.

Prepare financial statements with variance analysis

This skill builds a P&L, a statement of financial position, and a cash-flow report for a month or quarter. It compares each period with the prior one or with budget, flags large variances, and adds a short key-metrics summary. It also includes GAAP layout notes and typical closing entries.

Reconcile accounts at month end

This skill compares general ledger balances with subledgers, bank statements, or outside data. It handles bank, subledger, and intercompany reconciliations and sorts each difference as timing, an adjustment, or something to investigate. Aging and escalation guidance are included for items that stay open.

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