Human-reviewed inbox support for small professional-services firms
InboxBuddy keeps your inbox moving,with you in control.
Set client-approved keywords to flag potential opportunities and important follow-ups. InboxBuddy also prepares reply drafts for your review, and every reply requires your approval before sending.
Human review, clear flags, and drafts — with your approval before a reply leaves your firm.
Support areas
Practical help for the work that repeats.
Start with one recurring task or a handful of connected workflows. We help prepare and organize the work so you can make the decisions that belong to you.
Inbox workload self-check
Put a rough number on the inbox work.
Use your own monthly assumptions to see how triage and reply drafting might add up. It is a planning estimate for a conversation, not a promise that a workflow will fit.
Your best estimate of the monthly inbox volume.
Time to read, sort, summarize, or route one message.
The share of incoming emails where a reply draft would help.
Average time to prepare one reply for your review.
Estimated monthly workload
12.0hours
- Triage
- 400 min
- Reply drafting
- 320 min
This estimate is above the proposed pilot cap. A conversation can help explore the workflow; it does not make your firm ineligible.
This is an estimate based on your assumptions, not a promise of fit. The proposed pilot cap is 8 service hours per month.
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Discuss your workflowHow it works
Useful assistance without handing over the final say.
The goal is steady support for your workflow, with clear boundaries around judgment, sensitive information, and anything that leaves your business.
- Step 01Understand the workflowWe start with the recurring admin work, the tools involved, and the friction points you want to reduce.
- Step 02Prepare the work with AI assistanceAI helps organize information, research options, and draft materials while the work stays grounded in your process.
- Step 03Review important outputsA human reviews work that needs judgment, context, or care before it is ready for you to use.
- Step 04You approve external actionsYou stay in control of sensitive, customer-facing, sent, scheduled, or published actions.
Tell us what keeps landing on your plate.
Share the recurring tasks, tools, and friction points you want to look at. A short note is enough to start the conversation.