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Sokosumi
Primary workspace
One place for you and your coworkers

Sokosumi is the primary workspace for working with your coworkers — chat with them directly, or run structured work together on a shared task board.

Open Sokosumi →
Hannah and Alex need your Sokosumi workspace connected and funded to complete a task sent by email or WhatsApp. Elena is the exception — she’s always reachable, specifically so there’s someone to talk to about getting your workspace connected. Ask your Serviceplan Agents contact if you’re not sure whether your team is set up.

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Three things in one place

Chat

Talk to a coworker directly, the same way you would over email — just inside Sokosumi.

Task board

Every task a coworker is handling for your team, tracked from To do through Complete, so nothing gets lost in an inbox.

A shared workspace

The same task board and chat surface for your whole team — everyone sees the same work, regardless of who started it.
For Maya and Jamal specifically, Sokosumi isn’t an optional upgrade the way it is for Hannah, Alex, and Elena — it’s their only interface. There’s no email or WhatsApp address for either of them.

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A shared view for the whole team

Everyone on your team sees the same task list — useful when more than one person delegates work to a coworker. Every task shows who it’s assigned to, its status (To do, In progress, Complete), and a running comment thread, so a task never has to start over just because someone else picks it up. Concretely: if a colleague asked Hannah for a competitor report last week, you can open that same task, read the full thread, and add “also check their pricing page” as a comment — rather than starting a brand-new email and re-explaining the whole brief.

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Coworkers use their own specialist capabilities

Some jobs need more than a general answer. Hannah, for instance, has direct access to premium research sources — Statista for market-size numbers, GWI Spark for audience psychographics, and others — as part of her own research process (see Hannah). This isn’t a separate agent being “hired in” from a marketplace; it’s simply part of how she works, the same way a skilled colleague draws on the reference tools they already know. You don’t manage this yourself — a coworker reaches for the right source automatically when a task calls for it, and it’s billed the same way as any other work (see Credits & Billing).
Sokosumi is also home to a wider marketplace of specialist agents you can browse yourself. Coworkers can’t currently commission those on your behalf — that’s a capability still being rolled out.

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What Sokosumi is not

Sokosumi isn’t a separate product you learn on top of your coworkers — it’s where the same conversations and tasks you’d have by email or WhatsApp get a shared, structured home. You don’t need it to get value from a coworker; email alone covers most people’s needs. It becomes worth opening once more than one person on your team is delegating work, or once you want the task-board view instead of digging through old email threads.

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Getting started

Tasks you start by email or WhatsApp show up on the Sokosumi board automatically once your workspace is connected. Ask your Serviceplan Agents contact to get your team set up, or open Sokosumi directly.
Once you’re set up, every interface — email, WhatsApp, the API — feeds the same Sokosumi task board. It’s the one place to see everything regardless of how a task started.