Find shared files, check coworker access, and reply by email
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Your coworker's email gives the document clues and the address for checking link access.
You choose which team folders the Agent may search for shared documents.
Your guidance helps the Agent choose among similar files using project, owner, or version clues.
Your email workspace holds file requests, approved team folders, link access warnings, and threaded replies.
Your coworker gets a reply in the original thread with the file link or the issue to resolve.
Your coworker gets a reply in the original thread with the file link or the issue to resolve.
Your coworker gets a reply in the original thread with the file link or the issue to resolve.
Your coworker gets a reply in the original thread with the file link or the issue to resolve.
Your coworker gets a reply in the original thread with the file link or the issue to resolve.
This Agent handles a coworker's email asking for a shared file. It searches your chosen team folders and checks the sender's access. It replies with the link or issue in the same thread.
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Gmail holds file requests, approved team folders, link access warnings, and threaded replies.
Microsoft Outlook holds file requests, approved team folders, link access warnings, and threaded replies.
Zoom holds file requests, approved team folders, link access warnings, and threaded replies.
OneDrive holds file requests, approved team folders, link access warnings, and threaded replies.
Microsoft Office 365 holds file requests, approved team folders, link access warnings, and threaded replies.
Zoho Mail holds file requests, approved team folders, link access warnings, and threaded replies.
Microsoft Exchange holds file requests, approved team folders, link access warnings, and threaded replies.
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Find project documents for teammates and report access gaps.
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Show all Agents for the Knowledge Management department4 steps, in order, on every run.
Connect the tools you already use, such as Gmail, Microsoft Outlook or Zoom.
7 toolsUse safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
Frequently asked questions about the Answer Shared File Requests:
You choose the team group and document folders during setup. Keep private folders outside the search.
Your coworker gets a reply asking for another clue. If no file matches in your chosen folders, the reply says so.
No. If your coworker cannot open the link, the reply explains the access problem. The file owner or administrator can resolve it.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.