Drafted replies
Draft review replies in your own voice
Can an assistant draft replies the way we write them?
Runs on our cloud compute.
Drafted repliesIllustration with sample data
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The problem
Unanswered reviews look like nobody cares; answering each one takes an evening a week.
What you get
Approve or tweak each draft instead of writing from scratch.
What you need
Past reviews with the replies you wrote. 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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