Agents help Executive Assistants manage correspondence and protect leaders' time.
Label correspondence needing a reply and meeting updates by purpose.
Spot emails that need a reply or other attention, while your remaining inbox messages get labels that explain their purpose.
Mark urgent messages for follow-up and sort the rest by topic.
Your inbox shows email topics and importance, making client, supplier, and team requests easier to follow up.
Sort a leader's inbox and flag urgent correspondence.
Your work inbox shows clear categories, with urgent or customer-facing requests easy to find under Needs Attention.
Remind action owners before meeting commitments come due.
Your team gets due date reminder emails before work slips, and you get a linked list of overdue and unassigned action items.
Send a checked replacement for the executive's intended meeting.
Get a checked replacement for an invitee's booking link, with the right host and meeting type, or a clear reason to follow up.
Add a leader's flagged appointments to the calendar for review.
Get calendar appointments from flagged emails when details are clear, plus a confirmation email linking to each entry for review.
Add joining links to leaders' virtual appointment invites.
Your guests get updated invitations with a video link, and you get an email explaining the fix when a virtual appointment needs one.
Archive recent unstarred mail while starred requests stay in view.
Keep starred emails in view while recent unstarred messages leave your inbox each day. Choose when the cleanup runs.
Check meeting confirmations against the leader's calendar and draft replies.
Get a reply draft for meeting and appointment confirmations, with calendar differences or scheduling conflicts called out before you send.
Put messages needing the leader's reply first each morning.
Start your day with a short inbox summary that puts unanswered requests and deadlines first, with routine updates grouped below.
Flag overlaps when leadership meetings move.
Get a short email when your schedule changes, with any new meeting clashes and a follow-up to check.
Give flagged executive correspondence a clear follow-up due tomorrow.
See your next steps in the flagged-email task list, with action notes and due dates for tomorrow.