# What can I ask?

> Real examples of what to ask Claude once it's connected to your ActuallyCare CRM, organized by the moments of an agent's day.

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Once Claude is connected to ActuallyCare, you talk to it in plain English — no special commands, no exact wording to memorize. Below are examples organized by the moments of a working day. Say them your way; Claude figures out the rest.

Two more places to look: the [built-in prompt menu](/prompts) gives you ready-made starters like a daily summary and a commission report, and the [tools reference](/tools) lists everything Claude can do, if you want the full picture.

## Start your morning

Get oriented before your first coffee is gone.

> "Give me my daily summary."

> "What's on my calendar today?"

> "Any deadlines coming up this week I should worry about?"

> "Anything urgent I should handle before my 10 a.m.?"

## Stay on top of people

Leads, follow-ups, and the clients you haven't thought about in a while.

> "Who are my hot leads right now?"

> "Did any new leads come in this week?"

> "Which clients haven't I talked to in 60 days?"

> "Who's due for a follow-up call?"

> "Pull up everything we have on Maria Lopez."

## Run your transactions

Escrow status, deadlines, and what's left before closing.

> "What's the status on the Hendersons' escrow?"

> "Which of my escrows close this month?"

> "Run the closing checklist for 412 Maple Street."

> "Any contingency deadlines in the next ten days?"

> "When does the inspection contingency expire on the Carter deal?"

## Know your numbers

Production, commissions, and where your business actually comes from.

> "Run my commission report for this quarter."

> "How's my production looking this year?"

> "Give me my dashboard stats."

> "Which lead source is actually bringing in business?"

## Get words written for you

Claude can draft emails, texts, and call scripts using what's already in your CRM — names, addresses, where each deal stands. **Everything it writes starts as a draft.** Nothing goes to a client until you've read it and given a clear okay.

> "Draft a friendly check-in email to the Kims."

> "Write a text inviting my past clients to Saturday's open house."

> "Draft a review request for the Garcias now that we've closed."

> "Write me a call script for following up with cold leads."

## Ask for more than one thing at once

You don't have to break a task into pieces. Claude can chain steps together — look something up, think about it, then act on what it found.

> "Find clients I haven't talked to in 60 days and draft check-in texts for each of them."

> "Look at my hot leads, tell me who I should call first, and write me a script for that call."

If Claude ever answers without using your CRM data, nudge it: start your ask with "Using ActuallyCare, …". More fixes like that live in [troubleshooting](/agents/troubleshooting).