AI Agents & Automation

Inbox & CRM automation

Keep your inbox, CRM and follow-ups connected: email sorting, suggested replies, contact and deal updates, and approval before anything is sent.

The problem

The inbox eats the day

Sorting, forwarding and answering routine mail takes hours.

Records fall behind

Contacts, deals and notes in the CRM are updated late or not at all.

What is included

Email classification

Messages sorted by topic, urgency and who should handle them.

Suggested replies

Drafts for routine questions, ready to check and send.

CRM updates

Contacts, deals and notes kept in step with the conversation.

Reminders

Follow-ups scheduled so nothing waits unnoticed.

An example, step by step

Example · synthetic data A supplier question in a shared inbox

Input

An incoming email

A customer asks whether order 4471 can be delivered a week later and to a different address.

  1. Classify the message: order change, medium urgency, belongs to customer service.
  2. Find the order and contact in the CRM and draft a reply with the options.
  3. A person approves the reply; the CRM note and follow-up date are updated.

Output

Reply and record

An approved reply, a note on the order in the CRM and a reminder for the new delivery date; a message the system cannot classify goes to a person.

How it works

A message arrives

The workflow reads new mail in the agreed mailboxes.

It is classified and routed

AI suggests the topic and the next step; rules route it.

Approve and update

A person approves replies; the CRM is updated.

What you receive

An inbox workflow

Classification, routing and drafted replies for agreed message types.

CRM synchronisation

Records updated from the conversation, with a log.

Handover notes

How it works, how to change it and what to watch.

What it works with

Shared mailboxes

Only the mailboxes and message types agreed with you.

Your CRM

Contacts, orders or deals to read and update; named once confirmed with you.

Your reply guidelines

Tone, standard answers and what must always go to a person.

How we check it works

Classification accuracy

Checked on a labelled sample of your past messages before go-live.

Escalations

Sensitive or unclear messages reach a person every time in the test set.

Least access

The workflow can read and change only what it needs; failed updates are logged and retried.

What to keep in mind

  • Ambiguous or sensitive messages go to a person, not to an automatic action.
  • Nothing is sent without approval unless you decide otherwise for a message type.

What shapes the scope and quote

  • The number of mailboxes, message types and languages.
  • The CRM and how many record types are updated.
  • Whether replies are drafted or only routed.

Results

Results from client projects

Published only with each client's approval.

Client project AI Agents & Automation
Childcare agency: an AI booking agent on WhatsApp, email and phone
Childcare agencySpain

Frequently asked questions

Can it answer emails on its own?

It drafts replies. Sending without approval is a choice per message type, made with you, and is off by default.

Do you read all our email?

Only the mailboxes and message types agreed in the design step, with access you control.

How do you measure whether it sorts mail correctly?

We label a sample of your past messages together and check the workflow against it before it handles live mail.

Can we switch it off?

Yes, per message type or entirely. Mail then reaches people as it did before.

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