Hold possible duplicate invoices, link repeat quotes, check purchase forms. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Save attachments from flagged correspondence and send the folder link.
Your flagged email attachments go to the archive folders you set up, with original filenames and a report of files needing attention.
Retrieve attachments from past correspondence for colleagues.
Your team gets older email attachments in a shared archive, plus a clear count, file locations, and any files that could not be recovered.
Prepare a shareable schedule from an emailed calendar file.
Your weekly schedule arrives as a sortable CSV reply, with repeating meetings flagged so your team can review them before the handoff.
Set tomorrow's task for flagged office emails with the action needed.
See your next steps in the flagged-email task list, with action notes and due dates for tomorrow.
Send approved group emails and return a list of recipient results.
Your mail merge goes out from the mailbox you choose, and your recipient spreadsheet comes back with results beside every row.
Make CSV files from chat lists and point out rows that need fixing.
Get a downloadable CSV from columns and rows your teammate posts in chat, with a count of included rows and reasons for any left out.
Update the team meeting sheet when meetings move or cancel.
Your shared spreadsheet shows current meeting details and cancellations from the calendar you choose, without reentering updates.
Refresh shared meeting pages when times or links change.
Your shared Notion schedule stays current with upcoming Outlook meetings, so your team can follow changes without copying events by hand.
Handle booking and cancellation messages for the office calendar.
Your clients can book, cancel, or check appointments in a Telegram chat, while your calendar stays current.
Check appointment details and confirm bookings for the office.
See new bookings with the client's note on your calendar, and catch missing confirmation emails before they leave a visitor guessing.