2.6 hrs a day goes to email for the average professional — 28% of the workweek. McKinsey Global Institute
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InboxFlow

Email triage and drafting

Sort incoming email as it arrives, surface what really needs you, and prepare drafts for the repeat questions you answer every week.

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Why this exists

The business problem comes first.

The average professional spends 2.6 hours a day on email, or 28% of the workweek, according to McKinsey Global Institute. The point is not to install software because AI is fashionable. The point is to find whether this specific leak exists in your business and whether fixing it is worth the effort.

What InboxFlow does

Sort incoming email as it arrives, surface what really needs you, and prepare drafts for the repeat questions you answer every week.

Built for

Owners and teams whose inbox has become a second full-time job.

Works with

Fits the tools you already use.

Gmail logoGmail
Outlook logoOutlook
Microsoft 365 logoMicrosoft 365

Where API access or an approved data path exists, the workflow is connected to the systems you already use.

How it works

A controlled workflow, not a black box.

Step 1

Classify incoming mail by type, urgency, and owner

Classify incoming mail by type, urgency, and owner.

Step 2

Route or label routine categories

Route or label routine categories.

Step 3

Draft replies for repeat questions using approved context

Draft replies for repeat questions using approved context.

Step 4

Flag messages that genuinely need a human decision

Flag messages that genuinely need a human decision.

Human approval

AI does the repetitive work. You keep the decision.

The default pattern is simple: read, compare, organize, and draft. Customer-facing output comes to your team first. Nothing should become autonomous just because the technology can do it.

Ownership principle

Your accounts. Your data. Your API keys.

We build around the client’s infrastructure wherever practical, then maintain the workflow without making the business dependent on a hidden DBZ-owned platform.

Questions owners ask

InboxFlow FAQ

No. Every reply remains a draft in your own email environment until you approve it.

Yes. The source content explicitly calls out Gmail and Outlook as supported connectors, subject to access and account permissions.
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Do not choose InboxFlow just because it sounds useful.

Start with discovery. We will help you determine whether this is actually the problem worth fixing first.

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