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Prepare the owner's introduction replies with relevant contact notes.
Your introduction replies are ready to review in the original thread, and a private chat message points you to the draft.
Send birthday emails from the executive's account and log each send.
Your contacts receive birthday greetings in the tone you choose, and your contact sheet shows which emails went out and which need review.
Put labeled requests from the executive inbox on a shared task list.
Your marked Gmail conversations become shared Notion tasks, and finished work leaves your labeled inbox.
Summarize selected correspondence for quick follow-up review.
Get the decisions and next steps from a long email thread in your private work chat, without rereading the whole conversation.
Reply to work email and alert the backup to pressing leader requests.
Your senders hear back while you're away, and your backup sees requests that need attention before you return.
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.
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.
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.
Draft replies to executive correspondence for review.
Get a reply draft in the original email conversation when you're unsure what to say, with the earlier exchange taken into account.