Templates

Generate quick replies

An intelligent assistant that analyzes emails to identify questions and feedback requests, providing pre-generated response options and converting them into complete and contextually appropriate replies.

A screenshot of a message template interface, starting with a greeting to "Mike." The message confirms attendance for an event next Friday and requests Mike to bring either a dessert or some appetizers. Below the message, quick response options are available, allowing the user to confirm attendance and select the item they can bring: "Yes," "No," "Appetizer," or "Dessert."
Human needs

Having full responses generated from quick reply options makes handling emails so much easier and quicker. It's like having a personal assistant for my inbox!

Considerations
  • Reduced Cognitive Load: Less effort required to draft full responses based on your answers.
  • Personalized Replies: Generate detailed replies that match your unique style.
  • Actionable Recognition: Identify and address key questions and feedback points.
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