Synchronise
One view across shared mailboxes
Bring configured inboxes and sent folders into one searchable, filterable view without losing thread or reply state.
MailOps turns shared sales inboxes into a calm, prioritised workspace. Every message is synced, classified, and distilled into the next action your team should take.
One operational view
MailOps keeps the familiar email workflow, then adds the structure a shared inbox is missing: ownership signals, consistent priority, and a concise view of what needs attention.
Synchronise
Bring configured inboxes and sent folders into one searchable, filterable view without losing thread or reply state.
Prioritise
Structured classification adds a topic and priority to every new message, creating a consistent queue for the whole team.
Summarise
Daily and on-demand briefs combine mailbox statistics with message context to surface findings and concrete next steps.
How it works
The pipeline runs quietly in the background. Your team opens MailOps when it needs the state of play, not another stream of notifications.
MailOps connects through IMAP and follows both inbox and sent mail. Seen and replied state stay visible, so the dashboard reflects what the team has actually handled.
Every unclassified message is assigned a topic and priority through structured AI output. The result is a filterable queue your team can scan in seconds.
The latest messages and their statistics become a structured overview, key findings, and recommended actions. Adjust the prompt when the team's focus changes.
Three high-intent conversations are waiting on a response. One renewal carries a deadline risk.
RECOMMENDED ACTIONSBuilt for the daily reality
The product is deliberately narrow: it makes shared inbox work easier to understand and easier to act on, without asking the team to replace email.
A guarded background poll keeps the mailbox state fresh without overlapping sync runs.
Adjust the summary prompt, subject focus, and time period when the team needs a different operational lens.
Read and answered flags sit beside topic and priority, so important work does not disappear after classification.
IMAP keeps mailbox connectivity straightforward while Postgres provides a durable operational record.
Questions
MailOps is an internal operations tool, not a new email client. These are the boundaries that make it useful.
No. It complements the inbox with a shared operational view: classification, filters, statistics, summaries, and recommended actions. Your team can keep sending and replying through its normal email workflow.
MailOps connects to configured IMAP accounts and can follow custom inbox and sent-mailbox names. Each account is added by an administrator through the deployment configuration.
Classification and summary jobs run on a daily schedule and can also be triggered on demand from the dashboard. Unclassified messages are processed in validated batches.
Yes. The AI Prompt panel lets an authorised user edit the prompt, narrow by subject, choose the time window, and run a fresh summary whenever the team needs one.
Ready when the inbox isn't
Sign in to see the latest priorities, summaries, and conversations across every configured mailbox.