The agent's address
Find the address, share it with your team, or put the agent on your own domain.
Approvals
Review and send the replies the agent drafts. Choose whether it may reply automatically.
Sender rules
Decide who may reach the agent, and what happens to everyone else.
Documents by email
A personal address for sending files straight to your own inbox.
Two tabs
When nothing is waiting, Needs Action says “Nothing needs your attention.” A conversation leaves the tab as soon as its pending items are approved, answered or dismissed.
Conversations are shared across the organization, with one exception. A conversation linked to a matter in a private project is visible only to that project’s members and to organization admins.
Inside a conversation
A conversation shows its emails alongside a timeline of what the agent did about them. Typical entries are Email received, Agent started, Attachments filed, Matter created, Reply proposed, Reply sent, Agent asked a question and Workflow completed. From a conversation you can:- Approve & send, edit or Dismiss a drafted reply or forward. See Approvals.
- Answer a question so the agent can continue.
- Message the agent directly to tell it what to do next.
- Link to matter…, or use the Create matter quick action.
- Save to project vault or Save to organization vault to file attachments. Filed items show where they went.
- Open project to jump to the project the conversation belongs to.
- Delete conversation, for organization admins. This deletes the whole email conversation and the agent’s work sessions for it, and cannot be undone.
How mail reaches the agent
1
Mail arrives
Mail is received by Casa Conect’s own mail infrastructure in the EU. It is scanned for viruses and spam, and the sender’s authentication (SPF, DKIM and DMARC) is evaluated before anything else happens.
2
The sender is checked
Mail from a verified member of your organization, or from a sender you have allowed, goes straight to the agent. Mail from anyone else waits for a person in Pending approval. Dangerous mail is dropped. See Sender rules.
3
The agent works
The agent reads the message and its attachments and acts within the limits for that kind of sender. The body of an email is always treated as information, never as instructions. See Agent safety.
4
You decide
Anything that would leave the building, such as a reply or a forward, is drafted for approval unless you have allowed automatic replies to known participants.