Q reads everything. It acts on nothing without you.

An assistant bolted onto one tool can only answer that tool's questions. Q sits on the same record every module writes to, which is why it can tell you that this quarter's margin problem started as a scope change on a project that came from a deal sold in March.

Ask. Act. Watch.

The third one is the difference. Asking is a chat window; watching is an operator who notices the thing you would have caught if you had the time.

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Most of it happens before you log in.

What it will never do.

The list matters more than the capability list, because this is the part your clients and your IT reviewer will ask about.

Q is in every module, doing a different job.

Asked on every demo.