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Melete for small business owners

Hand off the admin that fills your evenings.

Melete checks supplier invoices, drafts replies to customer reviews, builds schedules around time-off requests, and tracks renewals. You approve what gets paid, posted, or sent.

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What Melete takes off your plate

Four workflows for small business owners

Small business

Check supplier invoices against deliveries

Catch price increases, short deliveries, and duplicate bills before you pay.

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Small business

Answer a month of customer reviews

Draft a specific reply to each review and find the problems customers keep raising.

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Small business

Build next week’s staff schedule

Fit time-off requests, shift rules, and busy hours into a schedule you approve.

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Small business

Stay ahead of license and insurance renewals

One calendar for permits, policies, and subscriptions, with reminders ahead of each date.

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What stays with you

Works with the tools you already use

GmailGoogle CalendarGoogle DriveGoogle SheetsWeb browserPDFs

Connect the sources a task needs, and choose what Melete can access for each one.

Questions

Do I need a company setup to start?
No. Use Melete as a personal assistant with your own email, calendar, and files. When you are ready, invite a manager or bookkeeper into specific tasks.
Can it pay bills or post replies for me?
It prepares them. Payments, public replies, and cancellations wait for your approval.
What does it work with?
Email, calendars, spreadsheets, PDFs, and the websites you use in a browser, including Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Sheets, and Google Drive.

Start with one task you repeat every week

Pick a workflow from this page and try it on real work. Connect only the sources it needs, and keep outgoing messages in review until the results hold up. The same workspace works for a team, and for personal tasks outside work.

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These are example requests, not customer stories. Adapt the details to your own work.