Sort every new message
Fifty messages land overnight. The urgent one is on page three.
Frosty reads each new message, tags it by topic and urgency, and puts the urgent ones first.
Gmail · Outlook · ZendeskCustomers answered faster, and nothing urgent buried. Frosty sorts every new message, drafts replies from your help docs and flags the ones that need a person. You review and send.
Fifty messages land overnight. The urgent one is on page three.
Frosty reads each new message, tags it by topic and urgency, and puts the urgent ones first.
Gmail · Outlook · ZendeskMost questions have been answered before, and someone retypes the answer anyway.
Frosty finds the right article, drafts the reply in your voice and holds it. You read it, tap send.
Intercom · Help Scout · NotionA refund request sits next to a password question, and both wait in the same queue.
Frosty flags the refunds, cancellations and upset customers and posts them to a person in Slack.
Zendesk · Slack · GmailOne company brain: your help articles, your tone, past answers and who needs special care. Replies sound like your team, not a template.
Gmail, Outlook, Zendesk, Intercom, Help Scout, Notion and Slack, out of 3,000+ apps. No ready-made action for the job? It calls the app's API itself.
Set it once and it runs on schedule: the inbox sorted before you open it, the escalations in Slack by 8 am. Every run leaves a receipt.
Every reply waits for your yes, and it can never approve itself. Sharing rules decide who on the team sees which conversations.
Open any automation: what it can read, who can use it, and every action it took, with the time.
See who handles your dataRead per app. Writing always asks first.
Private by default. You widen it.
Every action, with the time it happened.
in free credits, on the house
12 new leads answered. 3 replies held for you. Send them?