Service
Included in the StackEmail Triage & Draft Replies
Inbound email sorted, prioritised, and pre-drafted, so a full inbox stops slowing your response time.
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- Law firms · Accountants · Property management
Step by step
THE PROBLEM
The important email is buried under the routine, and the reply that should have gone out in an hour goes out in two days — by which point the enquiry has moved on.
STEP 1
Inbox rules & categories
Incoming mail is sorted into categories you define.
STEP 2
Priority sorting
Urgent and high-value messages move to the top of the pile.
STEP 3
Draft replies
A reply is drafted in your tone, ready for you to check and send.
STEP 4
Escalation flags
Anything that needs a human is flagged, not buried.
STEP 5
Daily summary
One short summary each day of what came in and what's still open.
THE RESULT
Every inbound email is categorised, the ones that matter are surfaced first, and a reply is drafted and waiting for you to review and send.
THE NUMBERS
emails the average worker receives every day — most skimmed in under 60 seconds
messages (email and chat) the average worker sends or receives outside core business hours
Questions
What does Email Triage & Draft Replies do?
Every inbound email is categorised, the ones that matter are surfaced first, and a reply is drafted and waiting for you.
Does it send emails for me?
No. Each drafted reply waits for you to review and send.
What is included?
Inbox rules and categories, priority sorting, draft replies, escalation flags, and a daily summary.
Can I buy Email Triage & Draft Replies on its own?
No. Email Triage & Draft Replies is delivered inside the Automation Stack, where three to five systems are built and connected as one. It is included in the Stack at no extra build cost.
How much does Email Triage & Draft Replies cost?
Every engagement is scoped and priced per client, based on what you need built. Book a call and we will give you a number.
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