A category per row
Sort inbound inquiries by intent
Is each inquiry a quote request, support, billing, a partnership or a job application?
Runs on our cloud compute.
A category per rowIllustration with sample data
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The problem
Quote requests sit in a shared inbox next to job applications and invoice questions.
What you get
Send quotes to sales in minutes, everything else to the right inbox.
What you need
Past messages with the intent they turned out to have. Runs on our cloud compute.
How it works
- 01
Open it with sample data, or pick one of your tables.
- 02
The settings are already filled in; change them if you like.
- 03
Run it, read the result in plain words, and use it on new rows.
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