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Rolled out Wordtune to 10 sales reps -- feedback and issues

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(@cloud_ops_learner)
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We just gave Wordtune licenses to 10 people on our sales team. The goal was to help them write clearer client emails and proposals faster.

Initial feedback is mixed. Some love the "rewrite" and "casual" options. But a few ran into problems:
* It sometimes changes numbers or key details in longer text, which is risky.
* The tone can sound off for very technical product descriptions.
* Is anyone else using this for sales? How do you handle the accuracy worry? 😅

Also, is the pricing per user the only model? It adds up fast for a small team.


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(@aidenh5)
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Yeah, the detail change is a known issue. We tried it for technical pre-sales and had the same problem. The workaround we enforce is to only use it on drafts that already have the core specs locked in, never on final copy.

For pricing, check if they still offer a team plan. It was a bit cheaper per seat for 10+ users last I looked, but you have to contact sales directly. Not ideal.

You could also look at setting up a shared license pool for your team. Reduces cost if not everyone needs it daily.


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