The Sprint Menu / The Inbox Triage Sprint

Check email once a day. Actually.

An AI triage system that classifies everything, drafts the routine replies in your voice, and escalates what genuinely needs you. You do one approval pass a day.

One fixed price · Live in 14 days · You own the code

The problem

Owners tell me email costs them 10 to 15 hours a week, and the real cost is worse than the hours: every glance at the inbox pulls you out of billable work. Most of what's in there is routine. Scheduling changes, invoice questions, vendor confirmations, the same six questions from customers.

The fix isn't discipline or a better folder system. It's not having to read the routine 80% at all.

What the system does
  • Classifies incoming mail: customer, vendor, urgent, junk, waiting-on-you
  • Drafts replies in your voice for the routine threads, ready to approve or edit
  • Routes attachments and invoices to the right folder, drive, or bookkeeping tool
  • Escalates genuinely urgent messages to you by text or Slack immediately
  • Sends a daily digest so one pass covers everything that arrived
The 14 days

Day 1–3

Map & spec

Day 4–11

Build & integrate

Day 12–14

Go live

50% to start, 50% on delivery. You approve the written spec before the build. If I don't deliver what's specced, you don't pay the second half. Full details on the AI Pilot Sprint.

Questions

Does anything send without my approval?

Not unless you want it to. The default is drafts-only: the system prepares replies and you approve, edit, or discard them in one daily pass. Some owners later allow auto-send for narrow categories like appointment confirmations.

Is it safe to give an AI access to my email?

Your mail is processed under strict data-handling commitments and nothing is ever trained on it. Where privacy is critical we can run models on infrastructure you control. You keep ownership of every account and credential.

Gmail or Outlook?

Both, including Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. Shared inboxes like info@ and support@ work too, and those are usually where triage pays off fastest.

What does it cost and how long does it take?

It's a standard AI Pilot Sprint: one fixed price quoted before we start, live in 14 days, with a written spec you approve before the build and 30 days of included tuning after launch.

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