Evaluation & commercial enquiry
Scope the evaluation before choosing a plan.
Start with the workflow you want to improve. Confirm what is available, what needs configuration and what would need additional development.
Three trays
Every part of your workflow lands in one of these.
We sort what you need into what works today, what needs setup and what is still product direction — in writing.
Works in the preview
- Conversation-style draft views
- Email composer and preview
- Local quick replies
- Draft list and inbox-style views
Depends on setup
- Hosting and deployment
- Access controls and who can see what
- External email providers
- Data handling and responsibilities
Product direction
- Chat message delivered as email
- Mailbox connection
- Replies back into the chat
- Attachments
The first conversation
Tell us who will use the product, what they do today and the workflow you want to explore. We can use those details to focus the evaluation.
Discuss your email workflowPricing
No public price is listed here. Ask for a written scope and price for your requirements before making a purchase decision.
No purchase, production access or delivery timeline is implied by an enquiry.
What to ask for in the scope
- The exact features and screens to be demonstrated.
- A clear list of sample, configured and unfinished behaviour.
- Any setup, hosting or external-provider requirements.
- What support, data handling and responsibilities would apply.
- Written costs and commercial terms before a paid engagement.
For your colleagues
Share the brochure with whoever decides with you.
Twelve pages, the same availability labels, and a final page that asks for exactly one thing: the message you write every week.
Tell us what would make this useful to you.
Describe one message you write every week. We can use that starting point to assess fit, show the relevant interface and make the remaining work clear.
Start with a question, not a commitment. Use sample or anonymised information.
