Treat the inbox as an input
Messages can be classified and translated into structured fields for the process that follows. The original message, extracted information and resulting action should remain traceable.
Automation / Inbox
Turn Your Inbox Into a Workflow
Incoming email can become structured work: categorize the message, extract useful details, create a task, route the request and prepare an appropriate next step.
Workflow / controlledHuman-aware
01Trigger
02Interpret
03Review
04Action
Control what gets sent
Drafting and sending are different permissions. Automatic messages require defined authorization and bounded templates; higher-risk or ambiguous replies should wait for user approval.
Define which messages belong in the workflow
We scope the inboxes, labels or message types the automation needs instead of assuming permission to process all mail. Extracted details should retain their relationship to the original message so a reviewer can check context.
Separate a draft from an authorized send
A draft can be reviewed for tone, accuracy and recipients before it leaves the business. Automatic sends require their own approved conditions, and uncertain recipient or message classifications should stop for review.
Included thinking
Message categorization
Information extraction
Task creation
Request routing
Response drafts
Summaries
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Questions / Answers
Questions about email automation
Will email automation need access to every mailbox?
No. Access should be limited to the accounts and message scope required by the process. The available permissions and provider connection are confirmed before implementation.
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