The Chippy beta is open
See what Chippy can do with your team’s context.
Sign up for beta to get early access to Chippy, use it in your team’s day-to-day communications work and help shape what we build next.
No cost to participate
Limited spaces
Direct access to our product team
Meet Chippy
The colleague who has read every file.
Chippy is Broadsight’s AI assistant. You can ask it about past requests, issues and meetings the way you’d ask a colleague who has been on the team for years.
Knows your file
Every answer links to the records it came from.
Drafts in your voice
Drafts use your key messages, approved statements and writing examples.
Never hits send for you
Chippy hands every draft back to you. You decide what goes out.
Chippy works alongside AutoTracker, which turns incoming emails into draft records. Together they make up Broadsight AI.
What you can test
Start with work your team already does.
Respond with context
When an issue lands, quickly see what your team said before, which stakeholders were involved and how approvals moved last time.
Chippy brings the history forward so you can respond with speed and consistency.
Draft in your style
Start with past messaging, approved language, relevant media interactions and the tone your team uses for each channel.
Chippy turns that context into a stronger first draft, so you’re never starting from a blank page.
Report from a shared record
Ask questions across your team’s shared record to uncover trends, identify internal experts and connect activity to strategic priorities.
Chippy turns day-to-day work into useful, on-demand insight.
Chippy beta program
Get early access. Help shape what comes next.
Join a small group of communications teams using Chippy before its broader release. You’ll get direct support from our product team, use Chippy in your day-to-day communications work and share feedback that helps guide the product.
After you sign up, we’ll contact you with onboarding details and help your team get started.
Your data remains yours
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