No risky logins. One approval queue. One weekly report.

Connect your inbox with an app password, not a risky login.

You generate an app password inside your own email settings and paste it to us once, over standard IMAP and SMTP. That is the whole connection. There is no Google OAuth consent screen and no third-party login that asks for sweeping account access, and you never share your real account password.

• An app password is a narrow, single-purpose key your provider issues for one connection. It reads the threads we work and sends the messages you approve, and nothing more.
• No account-wide grant. It does not unlock your wider Google or Microsoft account, your files, or your other apps.
• You can revoke it anytime. Delete the app password in your own settings and our connection stops working immediately. You never need our permission to cut it off.
• Setup takes about ten minutes, and you stay inside your own email settings the whole time.

Want the full detail on isolation, US data handling, and what the operator will and will not do? Read the security page.

You pick the workflows to hand over from the 130+.

We run 130+ tasks across seven categories, from chasing silent quotes and confirming appointments to sending reminders, requesting reviews, and reactivating dormant clients. You decide which ones to hand over and which to leave alone. Nothing starts running that you did not choose.

Most owners start with dead-deal recovery, because reviving quotes and proposals that went quiet is the fastest way to see the operator earn its keep. It is the common front door, not a limit. You can widen the plate as trust builds.

See the full menu on the everything we handle section of the home page.

Approve every draft in a simple queue, then it runs on its own.

In week one, every message is written for you and lands in a simple approval queue. Nothing goes out until you tap approve. You are teaching the operator your voice, your judgment, and where your lines are, one draft at a time.

Once the voice is right and the drafts stop needing edits, it runs on its own inside the guardrails you set: the cadence, the tone, and the caps you agreed to. You can pull it straight back to approve-every-draft mode anytime, for any reason.

Illustrative example. Agenvanta is pre-launch and this is a sample queue, not a real client.

Anything sensitive always waits for your one-tap approval.

Some messages should never get an automatic reply, no matter how confident the cadence is. When a thread looks like one of these, it is held and routed to you for a one-tap decision. It never gets an automated send.

A keyword and dollar-cap tripwire sits underneath all of it. If a message trips a sensitive keyword, or a deal sits above the dollar cap you set, it routes to a human before it can send, every time. Small, routine follow-ups can run on their own; the conversations that carry real weight always get your eyes first.

One plain-English report of what we did and what came back.

Once a week you get a short, plain-English report: what the operator did, what replied or booked, and what it is worth. No dashboard to check and no logins. You always know exactly what has been happening in the background without lifting a finger.

The weekly report is proof, not homework. It is written the way you would explain it to a partner over coffee: here is what we sent, here is who came back, here is what it added up to. If you ever want more detail, you can ask for it.