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Cover of The Bot Office Playbook: Early Edition, a guide to setting up a bot team on Grok for your business.

What you get

  • The Bot Office Playbook: Early Edition, a 38-page PDF
  • 6 chapters: chapters 0 to 4 and 11, with copy-paste templates
  • Later chapters are marked coming later and are not included

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How it works

Three steps. You stay in charge of every one that matters.

  1. An enquiry comes in

    A customer emails to ask for a quote, or a quote you sent has gone quiet.

  2. The bot drafts

    It writes a reply or follow-up using only the facts you gave it. Where a fact is missing, it leaves a gap marked [owner to confirm] rather than guessing.

  3. You approve

    You read it, edit it and send it yourself. Nothing goes out until you approve it.

Look inside

Six real pages from the Early Edition PDF. Tap a page to enlarge it. The sales page is a fictional example, and says so. Swipe sideways to see them all.

  • Page from The Bot Office Playbook: cover of the Early Edition
  • Page from The Bot Office Playbook: contents list for the Early Edition
  • Page from The Bot Office Playbook: Chapter 0 opener, Start here: one role first
  • Page from The Bot Office Playbook: Setup template, copy-paste starter for any role
  • Page from The Bot Office Playbook: fictional illustrative example for a sales draft
  • Page from The Bot Office Playbook: Chapter 11 opener, Approvals, safety and limits

What's inside the playbook

The Early Edition PDF includes chapters 0 to 4 and 11. Later chapters are marked coming later.

  1. 0

    Early Edition

    Start here

    Start with one bot, and add the next role only when that draft is clear.

  2. 1

    Early Edition

    Setup basics

    Put the files, access and habits in place before a role prepares any work.

  3. 2

    Early Edition

    The coordinator

    The role that lines the others up and brings each draft to the owner.

  4. 3

    Early Edition

    Creative direction

    The role that sets the voice, look and boundaries for the work.

  5. 4

    Early Edition

    Sales

    The role that prepares enquiries, quotes and holding notes for the owner to decide.

  6. 5

    Coming later

    Content

    The role that prepares posts and pages for a person to review.

  7. 6

    Coming later

    Email and lead generation

    The role that prepares messages for people who asked to hear more. Nothing is sent from this site.

  8. 7

    Coming later

    Website

    The role that prepares site changes for a person to check before anything is published.

  9. 8

    Coming later

    Shop and delivery

    The role that prepares order and delivery notes for a person to check.

  10. 9

    Coming later

    Finance

    The role that prepares figures and reminders for the owner to check. It does not move money.

  11. 10

    Coming later

    Production

    The role that prepares the steps for getting the work done.

  12. 11

    Early Edition

    Approvals, safety and limits

    A draft stops until a person approves it, declines it, or asks for a change.

Page mockup

Preview a playbook page

Two sample pages. Any worked note follows an illustrative online team and is labelled as an example.

The Bot Office Playbook

Chapter 2

Chapter 2. The coordinator

The coordinator lines the other roles up and brings each draft to the owner. It prepares the handoff. It does not decide.

Checklist

  • Name the owner who will read the draft
  • List the roles the coordinator may ask
  • Leave a gap blank when the source is missing

Fictional example

Awaiting approval

The coordinator may prepare a holding note. It may not send it. The owner approves, declines, or stops.

This follows an illustrative online team.

Is this for you?

This is for you if

  • You run an owner-run limited company or LLP with 1 to 20 people in trades or services.
  • Quotes, follow-ups and enquiries pile up after a day on the tools.
  • You want a bot to draft, and you want to approve everything before it goes out.
  • You are happy to start with one bot and add the next role only when the first is working.

This is not for you if

  • You want a bot that sends messages or makes decisions without you.
  • You want a done-for-you service. This is a guide you follow yourself.
  • You need guaranteed results. None are promised.
  • You need chapters 5 to 10 now. They are marked coming later and are not in the Early Edition.

Built from a real setup

The owner runs a working bot team. Names and private details are left out. It shows the setup can be put together. It does not promise a result.

Possible extras

Coming later

These may be added after the playbook. They are not available now, they are not for sale, and no price is set.

  • Video walkthroughs

    Short recordings that show a chapter being set up.

Honest answers

Honest limits

  • No results are promised. How much it helps depends on your business and how you use it.
  • The Early Edition covers chapters 0 to 4 and 11 only. Later chapters are marked coming later and are not included.
  • You need your own Grok plan, paid to Grok. It is not included, and this site does not state a Grok price.
  • No refunds. All sales are final once access is granted. This doesn't affect your statutory rights if the content is faulty.
Do I need to be techy?

The Playbook is written in everyday language with copy-paste templates, and it starts with one bot so you can learn the pattern before adding more. You do need to be comfortable pasting text and connecting an inbox.

Does anything get sent without me?

No. A bot only prepares drafts. You read each one, edit it and approve it, and you send it yourself. Chapter 11 covers approvals, safety and limits.

What about my customers' data?

The Playbook tells you to keep passwords, codes and private customer details out of chat and out of drafts, to connect only the tools a bot needs, and to leave payments unconnected. Check Grok's own terms and privacy notice for how it handles what you type.

What else do I need?

Your own Grok plan, paid to Grok. It is not included in the Playbook, and this site does not state a Grok price.

What is in the Early Edition, and what isn't?

A 38-page PDF with chapters 0 to 4 and 11 (Start here, Setup basics, The coordinator, Creative direction, Sales, and Approvals, safety and limits) and copy-paste templates. Chapters 5 to 10 are marked coming later and are not included. Early Edition buyers will be the first to hear when they are ready.

Is it a subscription?

No. It is a one-off £49 including VAT for a PDF, licensed to one business.

Who takes payment, and what about VAT?

Orders are sold by Bot Office and processed by Lemon Squeezy, our merchant of record, which handles payment, VAT and receipts. The shop is not open yet. Join the waitlist and we will email you when it is.

What format is it, and when do I get it?

A PDF download, available straight after payment and in your confirmation email. This edition is PDF only.

Can I get a refund?

No. All sales are final once access is granted. This doesn't affect your statutory rights if the content is faulty.

Will it get me results?

No results are promised. How much it helps depends on your business and how you use it.

Fictional example

See how a bot handles a task

These worked examples follow an illustrative online team and are labelled as examples. Pick a task. A bot prepares a draft, then a person approves it, declines it, or stops because information is missing. Nothing is sent.

Choose one task to open its fictional notes. Nothing runs until you do, and nothing is sent when you do.

Interactive guide — preset answers, not live AI or chat

Preset questions

Pick a question. The answer was written in advance.

Background notes

Short notes on roles, approval and handovers. They are not the finished playbook, and they are not client results.

Open the teaching notes