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Every plan, and every plan runs the same engine. Every plan includes Genaya AI credits, and a credit is one cent of Genaya AI work - a question is 10 credits: Individual includes 3,000 a month, Pro 10,000, Business 15,000, Enterprise by contract. The free trial gets 100 credits a day and 1,000 for the whole trial. Pro and Business keep going past the included credits from the prepaid balance at 1 cent a credit; Individual does too once an owner turns it on.

Yes. It keeps one memory per organization - what your words mean, how revenue is counted, defaults like the week start, and rules - plus a personal memory for each member. Anything shared with the whole organization is approved by the owner or an admin first, answers that used a rule say so, and you can see, edit, export or remove every line in Settings. It never keeps passwords, card numbers or health details.

Yes. Tap the talk button and speak, in your language - Hebrew, Spanish, French and more - and Genaya listens and answers in it. Genaya answers in one natural voice that says what it is doing and keeps you posted: the moment it understood you it tells you what it is about to do in a full sentence, worded a little differently each time ("Sure, let me pull up your schedule and see what you have", "Got it, I'm running the numbers on that now"), soft thinking sounds while it reads your records, a short "still on it, one moment" every few seconds on a bigger question, then the answer cuts in the moment it is ready and is spoken sentence by sentence as it is written - the whole answer, cards, lists and tables included, with the words highlighted on screen as they are said. Talk over it to interrupt any time. It is always the same natural voice, on the web and on the phone - nothing to set up. A spoken question is the same 10 credits as a typed one, listening is free, and the answer read aloud is 10 credits for every 2 minutes of speech.

Yes to both. Attach a photo, a screenshot, a PDF or a spreadsheet to a message - the + button, drop it anywhere on the chat, or paste a screenshot - and the assistant sees it: it describes the photo, reads the total off an invoice, answers from the document, fills an invoice or a client from a picture of a form, and keeps it in view for the questions that follow. Ask for an image and it makes one, standard or HD, square, landscape or portrait, or attach a photo and say "make one like this"; image creation is included on paid plans, with five to try on the trial. Attachments count toward your plan's storage; a photo attached to a message is free, a document is 10 credits per 5 pages each time it is loaded, and an image you ask for is from 20 credits, depending on quality and reference photos (a standard image 20, HD 60, each reference photo beyond the first 10). A spreadsheet you want exact totals from, a document you want cited by page, or a file the whole team should ask about by name belongs in a project.

One place for one initiative - a client account, a job, a case, a campaign, a hire, a tax season - with a written brief. You add a client or a visit and everything related to it is read live through your own permissions, never copied; you attach the files that matter and teach it rules that apply inside the project only. Genaya AI refreshes the brief only when something changed, watches for an invoice open too long, a visit unconfirmed or a document unsigned, and raises each as a decision card you confirm or skip. Share a project with chosen members or the whole organization; they see the same shell while every number stays what their role can see, and a chat is visible to others only when its author shares it. The project page keeps the composer on top, your recent chats under it and the brief, instructions, memory, context, schedule, members and activity cards on the right. Every plan includes projects, the trial too: 1 active project on the trial, 3 on Individual, 15 on Pro, 50 on Business, unlimited on Enterprise, each with up to 50 records, 10 saved lists and 25 sources. A project spends the same Genaya AI credits as any answer, and the brief spends credits only when something changed.

Yes - for a question about the outside world: a law or regulation, a competitor's public page, a current price, how something works elsewhere. It shows what it is doing while it works and cites its sources under the answer; it never uses the web for your own appointments, clients or invoices, and a record change proposed from a turn that read the web still asks you to confirm. A web search is 10 credits, the same as an ordinary question, and an owner or admin can turn it off for the whole organization under Settings.

A completed run is 20 Genaya AI credits from the same pool as a conversation - a credit is one cent of Genaya AI work. A run that looks and finds nothing to do is free, and so is a failed run. The texts and emails it sends are counted like any send.

Anything the platform holds data on: overdue revenue, unscheduled work, call trends, quiet clients, team throughput, expense patterns. With PayDesk it also answers what you kept after paying the team - net by company, team member or service - plus commission rates, timesheet hours and who is still unpaid on a commission report, using the same math as the PayDesk pages and only for members allowed to see pay. It knows your team and the map too: ask what a team member has on Tuesday, how much driving that day holds, how to make the route shorter, or who is closest to an address - with real road distances, and canceled visits always named. Ask in plain language and follow up naturally - answers come from your live records, whether you run a clinic, a firm, an agency, or a field crew.

Yes to both. Ask Genaya opens over the page you are on, and when your question is about that page - "how many of these are canceled?", "total the selected rows", "what does this number mean?" - it reads the table, the numbers, your filters and the rows you selected, exactly as you see them. A question about something else is answered from your records and never uses the screen, and the pages that hold keys, bank, tax, security or billing details are never read. It also learns your business on its own: each night it keeps the words you use, your standing choices and lasting facts about the business, listed in Settings where an admin can edit or forget any of them. It never saves a number from an answer, anything about one person or a health detail, and a rule or a definition of how a number is counted always waits for an admin to approve.

Yes. When the question fits, the answer arrives as a card drawn from your own records under your own permissions: a map of a route or of the team members closest to an address, the day's agenda, photos from your records, who is free, busy or off in a time window, a payroll preview for roles allowed to see pay, a review with a drafted reply, or items low on stock. A button on a card only asks a plain question in the same chat, so a confirm card still stands before any send, charge or change.

No. Genaya AI reads your workspace only to answer your team's questions. Your data stays your data - it is not used to train models for anyone else.

Anyone you allow. The assistant respects the same roles and permissions as the rest of Genaya, so people only get answers from data they are already allowed to see.