Automation / Inbox triage

Inbox triage for local service businesses

In a shared inbox, quote requests, complaints and spam all look the same until someone reads them. We tag every message and draft the reply — a person on your team still hits send.

How it works

Three steps.

01 · Today

Everything waits for someone to read it.

Quote requests, scheduling questions, billing, complaints and spam land in one shared inbox. The urgent ones wait behind the easy ones until someone gets to them.

02 · What we wire

Tagged, routed, and drafted.

Incoming mail is tagged — quote, scheduling, billing, complaint, spam — and routed to the right person, with a reply drafted in your voice and left as a draft.

03 · What you control

Nothing sends on its own.

Your team reviews, edits and sends every reply. The tags and drafts are logged in your portal, so you can see what the system suggested and what went out.

Scope

Typical scope for this workflow

$4K–$10K

Bigger scope? Let’s talk →

The $750 automation audit is the entry — credit applies to your invoice if you proceed.

FAQ

Short answers.

Which email systems do you support?
Shared inboxes on the major business email providers can be read and drafted into by an outside system. The audit confirms your exact setup and access before you pay for a build.
How long does it take?
The audit sets the timeline in writing, and you see it before you approve the build.
What happens if our email setup changes?
The connection gets re-pointed; the tags, routing rules and drafting stay as they are. We scope that change from the workflow map in your audit.
Will it ever send an email by itself?
No. It tags and drafts. A person on your team reads and sends every reply.

Start with the audit.

It maps this workflow in your business, sizes the build, and tells you what we won’t do — before you spend more.

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