Document processing automation
Read and enter the attachments that arrive by email.
Inbox Automation & Email Triage
Enquiries, orders, requests, complaints, documents and questions all land in the same shared inbox. AI reads each email, works out what it is and who it's for, links it to the right customer or case, and drafts the reply. Your team handles the conversations that need a person.
Works with Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and most help desks and shared inbox tools.
A common starting point within business process automation. Most processes start with an email, and we can automate what happens after it too.
Inbox, triaged
Anything unusual goes to your team to review first.
The day fills with sorting instead of answering, and the most important messages often wait the longest.
If it arrives by email and follows a pattern, it can usually be triaged. We'll look at a sample of your inbox and tell you how much.
Every incoming email and attachment is read as it arrives in your shared inbox or help desk.
AI works out what it is (an order change, a complaint, an invoice, a new enquiry) and how urgent it is.
It finds the customer, order, case or account the email is about in your systems.
Routine steps happen automatically: records are updated, attachments are filed and documents go on to be processed.
The email goes to the right person or queue with a short summary, so nobody has to read the whole thread.
A reply is drafted in your tone for your team to check and send. Only simple replies you've approved go out on their own.
Our process: Audit → Identify → Build → Integrate → Improve. How we work
Email triage means sorting incoming email by what it is, how urgent it is and who should handle it. Inbox rules can do some of that, as long as the sender and subject line never change.
| Inbox rules and filters | AI email triage | |
|---|---|---|
| Sorting by sender or keyword | Yes | Yes |
| Understanding what the email asks for | No | Yes, however it's worded |
| Finding the customer or order it's about | No | Looks it up in your systems |
| Handling attachments | Saves them, at best | Reads them and passes them on |
| Drafting a reply | Fixed templates | A draft based on the email and your records |
| New kinds of email | A new rule every time | Recognized, or flagged for a person |
If simple rules are enough for your inbox, we'll say so.
When the AI isn't confident, or the stakes are high, the item goes to a person to check before anything is posted.
We add validation checks (totals, formats, duplicates, matching against your records) on top of the AI.
Every automated action is logged: what came in, what was extracted, what changed, and who approved it.
We sign an NDA before we see your data, access is limited to what the automation needs, and we never use your data to train AI models.
Drafts wait for a person to check them. You choose which simple, routine replies can be sent automatically, and every email the automation handles is logged.
We connect automation directly to your existing software, so your team keeps working the way they do now.
No API? No problem. If your software can be reached, we can usually connect to it, and if it can't, we'll tell you before you spend anything.
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Illustrative example
A property management company's shared inbox gets hundreds of emails a day: maintenance requests, rent questions, applications, contractor invoices and owner queries. Three people spend the first hours of every day reading, forwarding and looking up tenants before anyone can reply, and urgent repairs sometimes sit unread.
Each email is read on arrival, tagged by type and urgency, and linked to the right property and tenant. Maintenance requests open a job, invoices go on to be processed, and urgent repairs alert the manager on call. The team starts the day with sorted queues and drafted replies, and spends its time on the conversations that need a person.
Inbox automation uses software, and increasingly AI, to handle the routine work of a shared inbox: sorting incoming email, linking it to the right customer or case, routing it to the right person, filing attachments and drafting replies. For teams that work from one mailbox, it's often called shared inbox automation.
Email triage means sorting incoming email by what it is, how urgent it is and who should handle it, the way a hospital triages patients. AI email triage does this automatically by reading each email, rather than relying on the sender or subject line.
Only if you want it to. By default, replies are drafted for your team to review. You can let simple, routine replies, such as an order confirmation or an out-of-hours acknowledgment, go out automatically.
No. We build and connect the automation around the inbox and systems you already use, such as Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, your help desk and your CRM. There's no new email tool for your team to learn.
Yes. Attachments such as invoices, forms and documents are read and passed on to the right process. For documents that arrive in volume, see document processing automation.
We sign an NDA before we see any data, limit access to the mailboxes each automation needs, log every action, and never use your emails to train AI models.
Tell us what arrives and where it needs to go. We'll tell you how much of the sorting AI can do.
Find What You Can AutomateFree assessment. No commitment. If something isn't worth automating, we'll say so.