Forwarding hacks break threads
The classic "forward your support@ to a helpdesk" pattern strips DKIM, mangles reply-to, and lands replies in spam. Customers see a generic platform address — your brand disappears.
Connect Google Workspace in one click — no DNS setup needed — or verify a custom domain and route inbound mail straight to the right queue. Either way, AI drafts replies, agents send from your real address, and every thread lives in your unified inbox.
The classic "forward your support@ to a helpdesk" pattern strips DKIM, mangles reply-to, and lands replies in spam. Customers see a generic platform address — your brand disappears.
SPF, DKIM, DMARC, return-path — most small businesses don't have someone who can set these up correctly. Helpdesks that require it lose trials at the email step.
Without alias-aware routing, billing@ and support@ pile into the same queue. Specialised agents can't pick up just their work, and SLAs can't be channel-specific.
Generic SMTP relays get throttled, blocklisted, or land in promotions. Customers don't see your reply, and you don't know it.
Standard OAuth — no DNS, no MX changes. Outbound replies send from your actual mailbox; inbound mail creates conversations automatically.
When configured, Gmail push notifications create conversations within seconds. Falls back to a 60-second polling worker if push is unavailable.
Add your domain (e.g. yourcompany.com), copy the DNS records, click Verify. Replies send from support@yourcompany.com with full deliverability.
Map billing@yourcompany.com → Billing queue, support@ → Support, returns@ → RMA. Inbound mail lands directly in the right place — no manual triage.
OAuth tokens are encrypted at rest with a Fernet master key. Disconnect any time — we revoke the watch and delete the credential.
AI summaries, reply suggestions, and the AI Pause toggle work identically on email — same UX as chat, SMS, WhatsApp, and voice.
| One-click Google Workspace connect (no DNS) | Yes |
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| Custom domain DKIM / SPF in dashboard | Yes |
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| Alias → queue routing in UI | Yes |
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| Real-time inbound (push, not polling) | Yes |
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| AI reply + AI Pause on email | Yes |
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No, if you use the Gmail integration. Connect via OAuth in Settings → Email and inbound email is captured via Gmail Pub/Sub push — no DNS changes required. For custom domain, you add SPF and DKIM records but not MX.
Yes. In Settings → Email → Routing Aliases, map each address (billing@, support@, returns@) to a specific queue. Inbound mail lands in the right place automatically — no manual triage.
For Gmail: replies come from your actual Gmail address (e.g., support@yourcompany.com). For custom domain: replies send from the verified address via Resend, properly signed with DKIM.
Yes. Email threads receive the same AI treatment as chat — auto-summary, AI Pause toggle, reply suggestions, and AI-drafted responses. The agent approves or edits before sending.
With Gmail Pub/Sub push enabled, typically under 60 seconds. A polling worker provides a 60-second fallback if push is unavailable.
Yes. Each address or domain is configured independently in Settings → Email. Multiple Gmail connections and multiple custom domains are supported — each routing to a different queue.
Settings → Email → Connect Gmail (or add a custom domain). Replies go out from your real address; inbound mail routes to the right queue automatically.
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