Get a daily summary of your inbox in Slack
Every morning, an AI reads yesterday's emails and posts a short summary with the ones that need you at the top.
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Every morning, an AI reads yesterday's emails and posts a short summary with the ones that need you at the top.
Add a label to any email and a polite reply draft appears in Gmail a few minutes later. You review and press send.
Attachments from emails you choose (invoices, contracts, photos) are saved to a Drive folder without you lifting a finger.
Every Monday, the week's posts from your favorite sites are collected, summarized by AI, and emailed to you as a ready-to-edit newsletter draft.
Write your posts in a spreadsheet with a date. Each morning the automation publishes the post that's due and marks it as posted.
When you publish a blog or newsletter post, AI writes three short social posts about it and adds them to your posting sheet.
When someone fills in your contact form, they're added to HubSpot and you get a message in Slack within seconds.
Receipt emails are read by AI, which pulls out the shop, date, amount, and currency and adds a row to your Google Sheet.
Each new payment posts a message to Slack, adds a row to a sales sheet, and sends the customer a personal thank-you email.
New answers in your feedback form are tagged positive, neutral, or negative by AI. Negative ones are sent to Slack right away.
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Plain-English steps that work in any tool, plus notes for Make, n8n, and Zapier. Download the n8n file where there is one.
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