Hi — we’re finally ready to go ahead with the bathroom, but the quote you sent in November is a couple of months old now.
Does that price still stand, or does it want doing again?
Mail arrives at your own domain, gets authenticated, joins the thread it belongs to, and is answered from what your business actually knows. Nothing is migrated. Nothing is re-typed.
Mail in, answer out. Everything in between is the part nobody wanted to do anyway — and the one moment that needs judgement is still yours.
Your own address, on your own domain. Authenticated before anything reads it, and matched to the conversation it belongs to — so this is a reply, not a new ticket.
Hi — we’re finally ready to go ahead with the bathroom, but the quote you sent in November is a couple of months old now.
Does that price still stand, or does it want doing again?
Your knowledge base, not the open internet. Every sentence it drafts traces back to something you published — and where you have published nothing, it says so instead of inventing an answer.
Hi Mark — our quotes hold for ninety days,so November’s has just run out.
Or it simply sends, on the topics you said could go unattended. Either way the answer leaves from your address, inside his thread. He sees your company — never a ticket number, never a queue.
Hi Mark — our quotes hold for ninety days, so November’s has just lapsed. The labour is unchanged; it is the tiles and the mixer that have moved. Shall I re-price it this week, so you have a firm number before you book the time off?
The address your customers already know keeps working. You are changing where it lands, not what it is.
No migration, no dual-running, no export. If you turn it off, the mail goes back to where it went before.
Send from a domain you haven't verified. Unauthenticated mail is held, never guessed at.
Answer from outside the knowledge you gave it. If the answer isn't there, it says so and asks you.
Act on a topic you marked supervised — those wait in the queue however long you take.
The same thread carries chat, SMS and voice. Mark can write on Thursday, ring on Friday, and never repeat himself — because it was never four systems.
See all four channelsOpen source. Open protocol.
One stack, your terms.