Strawberryforconsultants
Think of Strawberry as your new analyst, researcher and proposal writer rolled into one. It's capable and eager, but on day one it doesn't know your clients, your methods or your house style. The more context you give it, the better the work gets.
Spend ten minutes setting it up and it starts producing analyst-grade output you can put in front of a client. Import your previous browser and bring your memories over from ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini so it knows how you work. Connect Slack, email, calendar, your CRM, and Google Drive and Sheets so it can read past work and act where you already work. Then just talk to it, by typing or voice, and tell it what's on your plate this week.
Here's what my week looks like, help me figure out where you can help.
Five concrete use cases
Find and qualify clients
Help me find new clients that look like the ones I already win. Ask me about my best engagements.
Describe the clients you already win and let your companion build a lookalike profile.
- Point it at your won engagements, niche directories and trigger events (funding, leadership change, new regulation) rather than the saturated shared lead databases
- It runs across the web, LinkedIn and news, scores each account for fit with reasons, and pulls contact info
- It drafts outreach in your voice, landing as a sheet, a dashboard, or straight into your CRM
Save it as a skill, then a routine that pings you when a target hits a trigger, so the list stays warm without you watching it.
Deep research and due diligence deliverables
Help me produce a genuinely deep, well-sourced research deliverable. Let's scope it together.
Set the question and scope, then tell it what a credible, well-sourced answer looks like for you.
- Parallel agents read filings, news, reviews, expert content and pricing at once
- They cross-check claims and prep question guides for your expert calls
- You get back a cited brief that flags gaps and contradictions rather than hiding them
Flip on plan mode before a big diligence job so you can agree the scope before it spends an hour digging. Save the flow as a skill, then a routine that watches a sector and flags new signals as they appear.
Win the work: proposals, RFPs and pitch decks
Help me turn this RFP or these call notes into a proposal that sounds like us. Let's brainstorm the angle.
Hand it the RFP, your discovery-call notes or a one-line summary, plus a past winning proposal so it learns your structure, pricing and voice.
- It extracts scope, budget and timeline, and finds your closest past case studies
- It assembles a 70-80% draft: executive summary, capability statement, pricing table, and a clean deck or one-pager
Generic AI drafts get ignored, so the value is grounding everything in your specifics. Your time goes to positioning, not assembly. Save it as a skill so every proposal starts in your format.
Financial models and scenario analysis
Help me build a model and scenario analysis I can take to a client. Tell me what you need.
Set the model (valuation, unit economics, sensitivity, market sizing) and share the inputs or where to find them.
- It pulls and structures the data, then builds the model in a sheet
- It runs scenarios and benchmarks against comparable companies or precedent deals
- It explains the drivers and risks in plain language you can take to a client
Save it as a skill so the same model rebuilds for the next client with their numbers.
Client meeting prep and follow-up
Help me walk into client meetings prepared and follow up on every next step. Interview me first.
Tell it which meetings matter, what a good brief looks like, and where notes should be filed.
- Before: it builds a brief from your CRM, email, news and past notes
- During: it transcribes live, with no bot joining the call
- After: it drafts the debrief, action items and follow-ups, then files everything in the right client folder
Connect your calendar and CRM and this runs end to end. Save it as a skill, then a routine that preps you the morning of each meeting.
More ideas
A few less-obvious plays once the basics are running:
- Build a knowledge agent. Point it at your past proposals, decks and transcripts, then ask "what pricing have we used for healthcare clients?" so your own IP is searchable.
- Productize your method. Turn your approach into a scored client assessment that outputs a personalized report, a repeatable asset you can sell.
- Automate the un-automatable. Drive a legacy desktop or no-API tool in the browser to deliver work nothing else can reach.
- Stand up a risk watch. Monitor a client or sector and flag news, legal, regulatory and sentiment shifts as they happen.
Use Strawberry with your team
Consulting gets a lot more leverage when your whole bench is on Strawberry. Create a free, shared workspace with unified billing and admin controls, then share your companion, context and skills so every associate works from the same playbook and client context.
See the Strawberry for teams page for full setup.