
AI for administrative tasks
Guidy is an AI for administrative tasks that works with any software, across Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, Excel, PowerPoint, etc. And it gives step-by-step help in any language. Schedule a recurring meeting, create a new channel, or set your status to Focus in just a few seconds with Guidy.
Teams
You've never set up a meeting in Teams before. So you ask Guidy: "How do I schedule a meeting in Teams?" Guidy reads your screen, opens Calendar, walks you through New meeting, title, participants, and the recurrence dropdown for every Monday at 10. Meeting's in. Now you need a home for the discussions between syncs. You ask the AI admin assistant for Teams how to create a channel in Teams. It points to the team name, More options, Add channel, the privacy toggle, and the description field.
In the next meeting, the new PMs join and you need to add them. You ask Guidy how to add someone to a Teams channel. It walks you through Manage team, Members, Add, and reminds you guests use the external invite path.
Friday rolls around again and the design lead asks you to share your screen for a portfolio review. You ask Guidy how to share screen in Teams. It points to Share content, Screen 1, the include sound toggle, and the give-control option.
Before logging off on Friday, you ask how to set your status in Teams to Focus, and how to mute notifications until Monday. Guidy walks you through both.
From scheduling, to channels, to screen sharing, that's what an AI for administrative tasks looks like in Microsoft Teams.
OneDrive
A new client signs and you need to send over the onboarding pack. You ask Guidy: "Where do I start?" Guidy walks you through New folder, drag the files in, then how to share a OneDrive folder, for instance, the Share button, the link settings, the dropdown between Can edit and Can view. You are reminded to set to Can view since the client doesn't need to edit. Link sent.
An hour later, a colleague pings asking for collaborator access. You ask Guidy how to give access, and it walks you through Manage access, the name, and the dropdown to switch them to Can edit. Cleanly done.
Fast-forward to Monday. Half the proposal you polished Friday is gone. Someone deleted it from the shared folder by mistake. You ask Guidy: "How do I restore a deleted file in OneDrive?" Guidy points to the Recycle bin, you find the file by date, click Restore. An hour later, the same proposal opens with overnight edits that wiped your formatting. You ask Guidy how to pull up an earlier version. It walks you to the three-dot menu, Version history, and there you have it. That's basically what an AI for administrative tasks looks like in OneDrive.
Excel
You have to build a PTO tracker for the team. You have 8 colleagues, 25 vacation days each, plus sick days. You've never made one in Excel. You ask Guidy, your AI admin assistant for Excel for help: "How do I make a PTO tracker in Excel?" Guidy reads your blank sheet, walks you through column header, such as name, total days, used, remaining, the date format, and the conditional formatting that turns a row red when someone's running low. Nd you did it in a few minutes.
Next ask: "Can it double as a timesheet?" You ask Guidy how to create a timesheet in Excel on a second tab. It points to the columns, the start-end-total formula, and a dropdown for project codes.
End of month, you owe finance an expense report. You ask Guidy to walk you through the expense report template, including date, category, amount, receipt reference, mileage. Guidy reads each row and catches a typo where you wrote "$540" instead of "$54".
As you can see, that's what an AI for administrative tasks looks like in Excel.
You've never set up a meeting in Teams before. So you ask Guidy: "How do I schedule a meeting in Teams?" Guidy reads your screen, opens Calendar, walks you through New meeting, title, participants, and the recurrence dropdown for every Monday at 10. Meeting's in. Now you need a home for the discussions between syncs. You ask the AI admin assistant for Teams how to create a channel in Teams. It points to the team name, More options, Add channel, the privacy toggle, and the description field.
In the next meeting, the new PMs join and you need to add them. You ask Guidy how to add someone to a Teams channel. It walks you through Manage team, Members, Add, and reminds you guests use the external invite path.
Friday rolls around again and the design lead asks you to share your screen for a portfolio review. You ask Guidy how to share screen in Teams. It points to Share content, Screen 1, the include sound toggle, and the give-control option.
Before logging off on Friday, you ask how to set your status in Teams to Focus, and how to mute notifications until Monday. Guidy walks you through both.
From scheduling, to channels, to screen sharing, that's what an AI for administrative tasks looks like in Microsoft Teams.
What makes Guidy THE BEST AI FOR ADMINISTRATIVE TASKS
Works on any software
An AI admin assistant that helps you in any software or website you use. Teams, SharePoint, Excel, PowerPoint, anything! There No extra plugins to install.
Helps you on the spot
The best AI tool for administrative tasks tells you where to click right as you're doing it. Use it for office work across any software without the constant copy-pasting.
Helps like a colleague would
An AI administrative assistant tool that helps the way a real colleague would. It’s the kind of help you'd get from a person who's done it a hundred times.
Running in under a minute
No plugins, no onboarding. You just download and start using your AI desktop assistant for the admin stuff that piles up every week.
How to use Guidy as an AI FOR ADMINISTRATIVE TASKS
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