Tali AI
Day 7 after signup
This week: Faster Encounters and a New Status Page
Start recording with a keyboard shortcut, find templates faster, and sign up for service updates.
Why it works
- Open with a familiar user context to connect the updates to everyday work.
- Give each product change a clear benefit and a way to learn more, making a multi-update email easy to scan.
- Place practical tips and support options after the main announcements so the email offers value beyond the changelog.
How it is built
- Personal greeting
- Weekly update introduction
- Three product changes
- Workflow tips
Email copy
View in browser Hi [First name], When you're in the middle of a busy clinic day, the little things matter. This week, we're making everyday tasks in Tali a little quicker and giving you more visibility into how our services are running, so you're always kept in the loop. What's new Start an encounter with one keyboard shortcut: You can now start recording with Command + Enter on Mac or Ctrl + Enter on Windows. Available on the Web and Desktop apps. We have also upgraded to a a newer model which results to faster note creation. Learn more. Find your templates faster: You can now search, sort, and filter your templates directly from the Templates tab. No more scrolling through a long list to find the one you need. Learn more. Stay informed with our new Status Page: You can now check Tali's service status, view reported issues, and sign up for email notifications about updates and disruptions. View our Status Page. Thanks, Hesam A couple of quick tips: Have patient details that weren't discussed during the visit? Add them to Additional Context before generating your note so Tali can include the relevant information. You can even take screenshots and paste (ctrl+v or command+v) it inside Tali. You can book time with our Customer Success team for 1:1 support anytime. P.S. Your feedback shapes what we build. Send us yours anytime at product@tali.ai. Tali AI 1255 Bay St Toronto, ON, M5R 2A9, Canada Unsubscribe Manage Preferences