This session was the Monday edition of the Dubb AI Live Training on May 18, 2026. Hosts Rob Botts, Darius Santos, and Ruben Dua led the training with a mix of new and returning attendees. Key topics included a live demo of core Dubb AI functionality (email sending, missed sales opportunity detection, lead generation, email verification, CRM import, and URL-to-doc conversion), the new sign-up process at ai.dubb.com with improved Slack onboarding options, Richard Butler's Gmail vs. SendGrid email routing issue and blacklisting incident, Greg Hanner's use of Dubb AI to verify property owner leads and detect scammer inquiries (including a live demo of skip tracing and RPR verification), the importance of the AI Use Cases form, and a preview of the upcoming May 20th official Dubb AI launch webinar. Ruben Dua joined at the close to thank attendees. The session ran approximately 60 minutes.
Rob Botts (Host)
Darius Santos (Host)
Ruben Dua (Host -- joined throughout and at close)
Richard Butler (returning -- Australia-based; Gmail/SendGrid routing issue and blacklisting incident)
Greg Hanner (returning -- real estate; live demo of skip tracing, property owner verification, and scammer detection via Dubb AI)
Stephanie (returning -- mentioned by Rob at welcome)
Kirill / Cyril (returning or new -- mic issue, could not be heard; encouraged to engage via chat)
Sandy (returning -- mentioned by Darius)
Rob welcomed returning attendees including Greg, Richard, Stephanie, and Kirill/Cyril, as well as Ruben Dua and Darius Santos as co-hosts
Ruben opened with his signature phrase: "Have fun, save time, make money"
Kirill/Cyril had a mic issue and could not be heard; Rob and Darius asked them to engage via chat
Darius noted that the session would follow the standard format: updates and new features in the first half, personalized support and Q&A in the second half
Rob walked through a live demo of Dubb AI for the group, highlighting key use cases:
Email sending: Dubb AI can send a fully written email to any contact on command -- not just draft it, but actually send it -- demonstrated with a prompt to send Rob an email explaining Dubb