> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ixhello.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ixhello.com/ixhello/getting-started/pre-configured-virtual-assistants.md).
# Pre-Configured Virtual Assistants
Out-of-the-Box Integrations
The **Pre-Configured Virtual Assistants** that are part of the iX Hello product for new customer deployments. These Assistants are designed to solve specific business problems. The iX Hello Assistants can execute actions by default: generate, transcribe, translate, search, browse, run, analyze, visualize, listen and talk.
1\. **SmartPlan**
This assistant helps users organize tasks and generates comprehensive project plans, thus enhancing planning efficiency and project tracking.
Requirements to plan: timeline, budget, team, workstreams, deliverables
2. **SmartNotes**
SmartNotes is an intelligent assistant designed to transform meeting transcripts or discussions into structured notes. It captures essential information to ensure clarity and actionability. Transcript to notes: attendees, actions, decisions, issues
3. **SmartContent**
This Assistant aids in the creation of quality content tailored to various purposes, ensuring clarity and engagement for intended audiences.
Requirements to content: copy, emails, blogs, slides, docs, social, KB
4. **SmartDev**
It supports developers in building applications or automating code generation. This assistant streamlines the development process, optimizing both time and resource management.
Logic to code: setup, variables, inputs, functions, outputs
5. **SmartData**
This is an advanced assistant designed to convert raw data into actionable insights. By employing various analytical techniques, it enables users to understand complex datasets and derive meaningful information.
Data to insights: model, tables, schema, dictionary, calculations, analysis
6. **SmartHelp**
Users receive assistance through intelligent FAQ responses and troubleshooting features, which enhance user support and problem resolution.
Questions to answer intent, sentiment, category, reference, resources
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