Email classification
Sort messages by lead, support request, invoice, partnership, urgent issue, internal task, or custom labels.
Connect Gmail to an AI agent that prioritizes messages, detects leads, drafts replies, and creates follow-up workflows.
Each agent is designed with tool permissions, workflow state, human approval rules, and monitoring so it can move from prototype to production.
Sort messages by lead, support request, invoice, partnership, urgent issue, internal task, or custom labels.
Generate accurate reply drafts using your tone, policies, offers, and knowledge base before a human sends them.
Identify buying intent, extract company details, enrich CRM fields, and create follow-up reminders.
Produce daily summaries of important conversations, unanswered messages, support themes, and next actions.
We define your email categories, urgency levels, labels, response styles, and approval rules.
The agent connects with scoped permissions and only performs the actions you approve.
It tags messages, drafts replies, summarizes threads, detects leads, and creates tasks in connected tools.
Your team reviews drafts and outcomes. We improve prompts, rules, and integrations based on real usage.
Chatbots answer messages. AI agents can use tools, remember context, follow workflows, and take business actions.
AI agents can reduce repetitive work by handling emails, CRM updates, reports, support tasks, approvals, and internal operations.
Direct answers for teams deciding whether this AI agent fits their workflow, tools, and risk profile.
It can, but most teams start with draft-and-approve mode. Automatic sending can be enabled for low-risk workflows after rules are tested.
Yes. It can detect buying intent, extract lead details, create CRM records, and schedule follow-up reminders.
Yes. We tune the agent on examples, tone rules, offer details, and escalation policies so drafts sound like your team.
Book a free strategy call. We will review your workflow, integrations, risks, and the fastest production-ready version to build first.