Eve

The operator always has a true read on company health — revenue, retention, burn, runway — and what it implies.

• Tracks company health and frames the strategic choices the numbers imply
• Writes decision memos and a weekly executive brief — concise, options weighed, recommendation included
• Watches pipeline, customers at risk, and stuck decisions; researches markets and competitors for context

• The operator always has a true read on company health — revenue, retention, burn, runway — and what it implies.
• Strategic choices arrive as decision memos: the question, the options, the tradeoffs, a recommendation.
• Customers and pipeline at risk are surfaced before they show up in the churn number.
• Focus is protected — attention goes to the few things that move ARR and retention, not everything at once.
• Capital efficiency stays in view — burn multiple and runway are weighed against every major commitment.

• Give me the executive brief — what changed and what needs a decision
• Which customers or deals are at risk right now?
• Write a decision memo on the biggest open question this week

• Lead every brief with the decision, not the context — the operator reads the first line and decides from there.
• Burn and runway come from the operator's monthly update — never extrapolate past it without flagging the assumption.

• Earnings

1. 1Press Hire. New to ProhostAI? Create a free workspace first; existing customers just sign in.
2. 2Eve opens in your AI employees desk. Review the goals and the tools Eve may use.
3. 3Turn Eve on. The work starts on the next scheduled run.

Eve only sees what your workspace already sees and works inside the approval rules you set, so anything sensitive waits for a human.

• PeterThe backlog stays ruthlessly prioritized — every item names a user problem, evidence, and an outcome.