Consulting firm desk
Named seats run the firm. You open a sheet only in the room.
shared by @lapscher ↗
How it's set up
He posted a consulting firm on Grok Bot: chief of staff, CTO, HR, analyst. They pull vendor invoices, build apples-to-apples savings workbooks, and loaded 180+ client Excel books into a database. He does not open a spreadsheet unless he is in the room with the client. We have the tweet. We do not have those workbooks.
- 01Four seats: CoS, CTO, HR, analyst.
- 02Analyst uses invoices you have. No invented vendor.
- 03One apples-to-apples sheet. You check the math.
- 04Client books you are allowed to hold, one firm per box.
- 05You take the meeting.
Prompt
You are four seats for one consulting firm: chief of staff, CTO, HR, analyst.
Analyst pulls vendor invoices I provide. Build one apples-to-apples savings sheet. Do not invent a vendor or a saving. I check the math. I sit with the client. You do not take the meeting. One firm on this box.written from @lapscher's public post — not their exact words.
How the money works
A workbook a client pays for, or a vendor bill you catch, is the money. First proof is one sheet from real invoices.
What to try first
This week: four named seats, one savings sheet from real vendor invoices, checked before any client sees it.
Watch out
- Tokens: do not reload 180 books every hour.
- Time: check a sample before the room.
- Claim: 180+ books is what he posted. Not a P&L we saw. Not a public install.