What I'm called

You can give me a name of my own. In English I'm always your chief of staff; the three forms in settings only change the German wording. The choice applies to every account in your group.

I work for you, so you decide what I'm called. In English I'm always your chief of staff. In German there are three forms: Chefsekretärin, Chefsekretär or Chefsekretariat. You can also give me a name of my own. Once we've worked together for a few days, I'll ask you about it myself.

Set name and form

Open Settings → Chief of staff. On your phone you'll find it under More.
Pick the form under What should I be called?.
Enter a name under Own name (optional), for example “Miss Moneypenny”. At most 40 characters; leaving it empty is fine.
Tap Save.

The setting applies to your whole account group. You have one chief of staff, not one per mailbox.

Where you see it

In the app: in German, headings, hints and buttons adapt grammatically. I show my own name, for example, on the desk.
Below replies I prepare: as long as the note is on, it says “Prepared by my AI chief of staff at Consent+”. You can switch it off under To the outside, but only with Pro.
In my replies to sorted-out senders: there I introduce myself with my name, for example “Moneypenny, Anna's AI chief of staff”.

And the tone?

The form only changes what I'm called, not how I write. I learn the tone of your replies elsewhere: from the Notebook and, with Pro, from Your writing style. Both are under Replies. What I'm allowed to do on my own is explained in What I may do on my own.

If something's off

If one account still shows the old form, it probably isn't part of your group – it has its own setting. Within the group, saving once is enough.