Product tour · 01
Your shared inbox, finally briefing you back.
MailOps turns connected sales mailboxes into one calm operating view: traffic at the top, the latest brief in the middle and the messages that need attention underneath.
See the whole flow
Tracked, inbox and sent counts bring every connected mailbox into the same picture, with the traffic mix alongside them.
Start with the brief
The latest structured overview, key findings and recommended actions sit above the queue, ready when the day begins.
Keep the evidence close
Filter by mailbox or subject, then read direction, classification and message detail without losing the list around it.
The signal path · 02
From arriving email to an actionable brief.
The workflow is intentionally legible. Mail is collected first, classification adds a small typed vocabulary, and the summary turns that organised context into work a team can pick up.
Triage in context · 03
Priority without opening every thread.
MailOps adds just enough structure to make a busy shared inbox scannable, while keeping the original message one click away. Classification supports judgement; it does not replace the email.
A vocabulary everyone shares
Sales or marketing. Urgent, high, medium or low. The badges make the model’s classification visible instead of burying it in a score.
Narrow before you dig
Mailbox and subject filters reduce the queue, while inbox and sent direction stays attached to each row.
Read the source in place
Expand a row to inspect the sender, recipient, date and message body without leaving the surrounding queue.
The daily brief · 04
Begin with what changed, not with what arrived.
A mailbox count tells you how busy the queue is. The daily brief goes one step further, organising the selected window into a consistent, decision-ready shape.
Human direction · 05
You decide what “important” means today.
The summary instruction is an operational control, not a hidden system setting. Shape the time window and focus from the dashboard, then save it or run the work on demand.
Set the window
Choose one day, two days or one week for an on-demand summary.
Write the focus
Describe what the summary should prioritise in plain language, from deadlines to opportunities and the owners needed next.
Save or run now
Store the prompt for later, generate the summary immediately or classify messages that are still pending.