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Each AI teammate has an email address of its own. Clients write to it, it writes back in your voice, and every thread is mirrored into Slack where your team can see it.
The AI teammate's name at your domain, or a mailbox you already have.
A name at your own domain, or a shared inbox you already run, forwarded. Set-up is a DNS record or a forwarding rule.
Which clients may write to it, whether replies go out by themselves or wait for a yes, and who at your firm is copied.
In the same thread, with the document attached, and the whole exchange mirrored into that client's Slack channel.
What the inbox looks like from Slack.
Three things you can watch, because they are not a model's guess.
A client's email lands in the AI teammate's inbox. It answers in the same thread and attaches the document it made.
Mail from a client's domain reaches that client's room and no other. The same rule as Slack, applied to the inbox.
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Per client, an outgoing reply can wait in the internal channel until someone at your firm says send.




Each AI teammate gets its own email to write.
Its own letterbox.
Yes. An address on your domain, or an existing mailbox you forward. It receives, replies and keeps the thread like any other inbox.
Only senders you allow: people at your firm and the clients you name. Anything else is ignored and logged.
No. Mail from a client's domain is routed to that client's room, by the same rule that routes their Slack channel.
Per client. Replies can leave by themselves, or wait in the internal channel until someone says send.
From the AI teammate's own computer or from an artifact it made. It sends the file and keeps the link.
Every exchange is mirrored into the client's Slack channel, so nothing happens in a mailbox your team cannot read.
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