Works with what you have

Fits right
into your day.

Pall meets your team in the apps they already open every morning, so there's nothing new to learn.

WhatsApp Chats, voice notes, daily plan

Your team already lives in WhatsApp, so Pall is right there with them — taking voice notes, sending the morning plan and closing the day with a clear report.

Email Reads the inbox, flags what matters

Pall goes through the inbox — Gmail or whatever you use — pulls out the few things that actually need doing, and makes sure no email quietly slips by you.

Calendar Shifts, deliveries and deadlines

Pall puts shifts, deliveries and deadlines on the calendar your whole team shares, on Google or Apple, so everyone is looking at the same week.

Reminders Follow-ups that never get lost

The moment something needs chasing later, Pall sets a reminder for it, so nothing on the floor is forgotten by the end of the day.

Contacts Knows who to reach

Pall knows the right person for each line, so when a decision is needed it reaches the one who can actually make it.

Phone calls Rings you when it counts

When a message isn't enough, Pall picks up the phone and calls the right person, so a real problem gets a real answer fast.

Outlook Company mail and calendar

On Microsoft 365, Pall reads and sorts your Outlook mail, writes drafts and keeps meetings on your calendar. Anything that deletes asks you first.

Google Sheets Fills the daily production sheet

Pall fills in the daily production sheet on its own, reads it back when you ask and fixes the rows that changed — no more typing numbers at night. Anything that clears data asks you first.

Excel & OneDrive Your Excel files, kept up to date

Pall reads and updates the Excel workbooks you keep on OneDrive — adding rows, fixing ranges and finding the right file. Anything that deletes asks you first.

Google Drive Reports and photos, filed

Pall saves reports and floor photos into the right Drive folders, finds files by name and renames or shares them when you ask. Anything that deletes asks you first.

Notion The daily summary, on your pages

Pall writes the daily summary and quality notes into your Notion pages and keeps your databases current. Anything that archives or deletes asks you first.

Airtable Orders, models and stock

Pall reads and updates the records in your Airtable bases — orders, models, stock, customers — straight from a message. Anything that deletes asks you first.

Microsoft Teams Posts to your team channels

For teams on Microsoft 365, Pall reads and posts in your Teams channels and chats, so updates land where people already talk. Anything that deletes asks you first.

Trello Breakdowns become cards

Pall turns a breakdown or a missing material into a Trello card, moves it along and closes it when it is fixed. Anything that deletes asks you first.

Asana Tasks opened, assigned, closed

Pall opens Asana tasks, assigns them to the right person and marks them done, so follow-ups never live only in someone's head. Anything that deletes asks you first.

monday.com The production plan as a board

Pall adds and updates items on your monday.com boards, so the production plan stays in step with the floor. Anything that deletes asks you first.

ClickUp Simple task tracking

Pall opens and updates ClickUp tasks and adds comments for you — a light way to track what the floor needs. Anything that deletes asks you first.

And for everyone else

No app? Pall still finds you.

Not everyone on a factory floor wants to install something. So Pall works straight through WhatsApp, through email, and through an ordinary phone call. Your team keeps using what they already open every morning — Pall just starts answering in it.

It answers in WhatsAppAsk a question, send a voice note, get the day's plan back.
It picks up the phoneWhen something can't wait, it rings the person who can fix it.
It writes the emailThe morning plan and the end-of-day report, sent on their own.
Someone messaging Pall from the app they already use

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Bring Pall into your day.

It works with the apps your team already opens — nothing new to learn.