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Jules is Sable’s built-in assistant. The button lives at the top of every screen, and the fastest way to understand it is to treat it like a sharp coworker who has read everything in your Sable account: ask, and it answers with your actual data.

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What to ask

Jules is at its best on questions you’d otherwise answer by clicking through three screens:
  • “How’s revenue this month?”
  • “Any cancellations today?”
  • “Look up a client” and everything about their history
  • “When is Sophia’s next appointment?”
And on tasks, it can do the clicking for you: book an appointment, add your business hours, help send a reminder, start a rebooking campaign. When an answer includes appointments, clients, availability, reports, or inventory, Jules presents the useful details in a readable card. You see the names, times, totals, and next steps that matter for the question. Jules can also work with Forms. Ask it to list templates, inspect a form, filter submissions by status, favorite, date, or a specific answer, review one submission, change its triage status, favorite it, or send an active form to a client. A request such as “show model applications that selected Chicago” uses the same answer filters as the submissions screen. Forms Jules creates or edits always return to Inactive for human review; Jules never publishes or deletes a form. Sending a form uses Sable’s normal delivery checks, and changes or sends wait for your confirmation. Client form answers may appear in a pre-appointment briefing, but Sable treats every answer as client-provided data rather than an instruction to Jules.

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Voice

When your hands are foiling, talk instead. Jules takes voice input, so “do I have anything at four?” works from behind the chair the way it would to a front-desk teammate.

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Confirmations: Jules asks before it acts

Answering questions is instant. Doing things is different: when Jules is about to change something real (book a slot, send a message), it shows you exactly what it’s about to do, and waits. Approve and it happens. Deny and it doesn’t. A confirmation you ignore simply expires, which means silence never turns into an appointment on your calendar. That’s the deal with Jules in one sentence: it can read anything you can read and it can act only with your sign-off.

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Getting good answers

  • Ask in plain words; “who hasn’t rebooked since June” beats trying to speak database.
  • Give it the client’s name the way you know it; it can find the rest.
  • If an answer needs checking, the source is always one click away: the same calendar, client, and report screens this whole guide covers.

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If Jules is off

The rest of Sable doesn’t depend on it. Everything Jules does for you can be done by hand in the app, and Sable System Status shows current service health. Still stuck? Visit the Help Center to submit a support ticket.