You're wasting 2 hours every single day on status updates
That's 10 hours a week per person. 520 hours a year. Gone - just asking "is it done yet?"
Sound familiar? You're not alone. McKinsey found that employees spend 28% of their workweek managing email and status updates. That's not work - that's work about work.
Documentation does nothing. Solve your execution.

Perfect process on paper. Total chaos in real-life. Why? Because wikis don't remind people. Flowcharts don't track progress. And nobody - literally nobody - updates that 47-page procedures manual.
Real numbers. Real companies. Real waste.
Here's what changes with Tallyfy
Your Monday without Tallyfy
- 9:00am - Email blast: "Status update please!"
- 10:30am - Meeting about the status emails
- 2:00pm - Still missing 3 updates
- 3:30pm - Finally got updates (2 are wrong)
- 4:45pm - Realize someone skipped step 5
Your Monday with Tallyfy
- 9:00am - Check dashboard (everything's green)
- 9:02am - See John's stuck, help him out
- 9:15am - Actually doing real work
- 2:00pm - Still doing real work
- 4:45pm - Improve 1% for tomorrow
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Takes 30 seconds. No email required. See real numbers for your team.
Small improvements. Massive results.
Here's what most people miss - you don't need to revolutionize everything. Just improve by 1% each day. Track what works. Fix what doesn't. Repeat.
After one year? That process is 37 times better. That's not our math - that's from James Clear's Atomic Habits.

From chaos to control - it's actually just three steps
No consultants. No 6-month implementations. No change management nightmares.

Let's be honest - you've tried fixing this before
Wikis. Flowcharts. SOP's. Project management tools. Buy ChatGPT. Buy middleware. Training courses. Endless meetings about better meetings.
They didn't work because they weren't built for this. Tallyfy was.
Save 20+ hours per employee per week. Fix and set your workflows to integrate AI and automations properly - for recurring use. Let's chat.
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