Two hundred e-mails. Three of them are urgent
A shared mailbox is a pile without an order. We put an automation in front of it: it classifies every message, reads the attachment as well, assigns responsibility and drafts the reply. A person does the sending — but no longer starts from zero.
In service — engine connection running in production.
Operations & SupportHow an e-mail is processed
From the incoming mail to the checked document: the envelope opens, the attachment moves across. It connects to your existing mailbox — no new interface that nobody wants to log into. Recognise, assign, prioritise, prepare a reply, and bring forward the cases with a deadline attached. Decisions run through the same decision engine as everywhere else: with maturity level, stop and log.
- E-mail arrives
- Attachment detached
- Being read
- Identified
- Decided
- Waiting for release
An e-mail arrives in the monitored mailbox — here an invoice.
Watch the second step: the mail text stays behind in grey. What is processed is the attachment, not the polite phrase above it. At the end the mail is done and the document is waiting for a person.
Who it is for
Who works with it
In practice
Three industries, Three outcomes
The same mailbox, three messages. One is prepared, one stops, one is moved to the front because a deadline is running.
The notification arrives in the shared mailbox on Friday evening. The deadline runs out on Monday. On Monday morning nobody knows whether anyone has seen it.
- Request recognised
- claim notification
- Policy assigned
- POL-2026-3318
- Deadline recognised
- Monday, 30.07.
- Responsibility
- property claims, team 2
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Document Capture
Invoices, delivery notes & contracts directly in your ERP. No more manual data entry.
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Instant discovery: Verified answers across 10,000 document pages in seconds.
ViewDecision Engine
Rule-based approvals without mistakes: expenses, compliance & business policies.
ViewBespoke systems
Tailored enterprise software when off-the-shelf products fall short.
ViewWhat does that mean?
Data and processing stay in Switzerland. The legal basis is the revised Swiss Data Protection Act, and for personal data from the EU the GDPR applies in addition.