Find anything
Ask for yesterday's unanswered emails, invoices from a supplier or the last message from a client.
Connect Gmail and ask in plain words: find the unanswered customer emails, summarise this thread, draft a reply using our refund policy. The agent does it and leaves drafts for you to check.
Find yesterday's unanswered customer emails and draft replies.
Done. Six drafts are waiting in Gmail: four refund requests, all inside the 14-day window, and two asking about delivery to Canada. I posted the summary in #support.
Search, summarise and draft, using your own knowledge.
Ask for yesterday's unanswered emails, invoices from a supplier or the last message from a client.
Drafts use your own documents, like refund policies and price lists, so they're right the first time.
Get the gist of a thirty-message thread in a few lines.
Post a summary to a Slack channel or turn an email into a Jira ticket in the same request.
Each person connects their own Gmail. The agent works only with the access they give it.
Ask for drafts and review them in Gmail before anything is sent.
Sign in with Google from the agent's Apps tab.
Upload the documents your replies should follow.
“Draft replies to today's refund requests.” Check the drafts in Gmail.
Through Composio, which handles the Google sign-in. You connect once from the agent's Apps tab and can disconnect at any time.
It can, if you ask it to. Most teams ask for drafts and send them from Gmail after a quick check.
Yes. Outlook is also available through Composio, along with hundreds of other apps.
No. ClearMakes Inbox brings all your messages into one prioritised inbox. ClearMakes Agents builds assistants that work in Gmail and many other apps. One ClearMakes account signs you in to both.
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