One job at a time
start to finish.

Give everyone at your company an address on your domain, and decide who reads what.

Every address on your domain arrives, including the ones you never created.

Own the addresses on your domain, and have them land in mailboxes people already use.

Own the domain your email lives on, and the address stays yours whatever else changes.

Point your domain here and every address on it receives, including ones nobody ever created.

Take an address for an hour, read what arrives, and let it expire.

Keep every client in its own workspace, with its own domains, people and rules.

Bills land at one address, get filed by rule, and stay searchable by sender or file.

Applications arrive at one shared address, get filed by rule, and are answered from a template.

Read what arrived in your language, answer in theirs, and check it before it goes.

Make any address on your domain and hand it to the people who answer it.

Send from a template, see who opened it, and book the call in the thread.

Everyone works from the same contacts, and your code and agents read the same rows.

An address belongs to the workspace, so the person changes and the mail stays put.

Your team works one support address together, with labels, rules and saved replies.

Set the sign-off once, and every address and every send path uses it.

Send a real invitation from your own address and watch the replies land on the event.

Design the email once, send it from your own code, and see what was opened.

Write it today, land it on Tuesday morning, and edit or stop it until then.

See what happened to every send, and keep dead addresses out of the next one.

Send receipts, codes and resets from your own code, and hear back when they land.

Point an assistant at a mailbox and let it read, draft and send.

Every call a key made, every webhook you sent, with the code and the timing.

Say what happens to a message before anybody opens it.

Give each test run its own address and read the mail it receives.

Send, read and organise mail from your own code with a typed client.

Mail arriving at your domain reaches your server as a signed webhook, seconds later.

Give every ticket, record or customer its own address, with nothing to create.

Publish the records that prove your mail is yours, and check what your domain says in public.

Every message arrives scored, with the sender checks, the reasons and the look-alike domain named on it.

Give every site its own address, then see which one starts getting spam.

Publish an address and decide what reaches you, sender by sender and word by word.

A role says what someone may do. A grant says which addresses they may do it to.

Tracking pixels come out before a message is drawn, and remote images load only when you allow them.

Give the composer a one line note and get back a draft that sounds like you.

Match the mail you choose and answer it with a template, once per sender a day.

Charts for what arrives, what you sent, what was opened and what was clicked.

Every attachment this mailbox sent or received, searchable, weighed and one click from its message.

Every thread opens with a summary, clears with one key, and can be handed to a rule.