Amber Cheema

Amber CheemaSep 21, 2026

AI can create a presentation in 30 seconds. But making it actually client-ready? That is usually where the extra hour goes. Wrong template. Wrong fonts. Approved slides sitting somewhere in a folder. Legal line missing. What comes out of the chat window is often still a draft, not the final file you can actually send. That is the last mile Templafy is solving. It now works as a connector inside the assistant. So you can think, research and prompt inside ChatGPT, Claude or Microsoft Copilot, while Templafy’s Document Agents build the actual document using your company’s approved templates, content and rules. Here it is running inside Microsoft 365 Copilot 👇 → Pin Templafy as an agent and start with one prompt → It gives you the themes already approved by your company. 201 layouts. 189 layouts. Real corporate decks with the brand rules already built in → It builds the presentation slide by slide against approved content → Disclaimers are included automatically → Document generated. Download the real .pptx → Open it directly in PowerPoint with real editable charts, tables and layouts No export. No reformatting. No (can you put this on the brand template?) That is the part I like most. Prompt in the assistant. Produce in Templafy. Each tool does what it is best at. The approved template, approved slides and disclaimers are applied automatically, instead of relying on someone to remember them every time. And the output stays native to Microsoft Office. So you are not getting a flat file. You get real PowerPoint objects that stay editable. Another important part is governance. (Govern once, use everywhere.) 😊 The same document layer can work across Microsoft Copilot, Claude and ChatGPT. And you can decide how much AI freedom you want. Some parts can stay creative. Other parts can stay locked to company rules. Rules plus AI. For professional teams, I think that balance matters more than simply generating something fast. AI handles the thinking and creation. Templafy makes sure the final document actually follows the company standards. 4M+ professionals already build their documents with Templafy. Get it. Try it on your next deck, whether you use Copilot, Claude or ChatGPT. 👉Links are in the first comment. P.S. How long does a client-ready deck take you today? ♻️ Repost so fewer people lose an hour to formatting. In partnership with Templafy

Amber CheemaSep 18, 2026

BREAKING: Manual LinkedIn outreach is changing ↓↓ A lot of teams are still: • spending hours researching prospects • writing every message from scratch • missing buying signals because follow-up is too slow AI can now take a big part of that workload off your plate. We tested different models across our own outreach workflow, including Opus, Sonnet and GPT. Fable 5 stood out because it can support the process from research to qualification: → identifies relevant buying signals → helps draft messages based on the trigger → suggests responses based on the conversation → helps qualify genuine interest → supports the booking process when a prospect is ready The important part? AI supports the workflow, but the outreach still needs the right targeting, context and human judgement. In our own campaign, this approach helped us start 500+ conversations per week and contributed to $35k MRR in 45 days. Those are our results, not a guarantee. But the difference came from using AI around intent and context instead of simply sending more messages. I documented the full workflow: find → research → personalise → qualify → book Want to see it? Free access below.

Amber CheemaSep 7, 2026

I basically turned Claude into my outbound team 🤯 And no, I don’t mean it “helps” with outbound. It actually runs it. Claude obviously can’t do all of this natively. I connected one tool, and now I can control the entire outbound process just by talking to Claude. I can ask it to: → Find leads showing buying signals like hiring, funding, job changes, or competitor engagement. → Find the right decision-maker at any company and enrich their contact information. → Research prospects and write personalized outreach based on what’s happening at their company. → Manage replies, qualify interested leads, and book meetings. → Analyze everything and answer questions like, Which ICP is replying the most this week? No building workflows. No massive automation setup. No bouncing between a bunch of different tools. One chat with Claude. That’s basically my outbound stack now.