Auto-sort, label, and answer emails so your inbox stays at zero.
Gmail / Outlook – Email Received
as the trigger.Trigger Filters
to keep processing costs tight. Examples:
news@
(route newsletters)Condition
step to branch emails into different paths based on their content.
Click Add Condition
to create branches for each email type. Here are some examples:
Condition Type | Example Setup |
---|---|
Team | Prompt: “Is from a coworker (from address contains @lindy.ai)“ |
Support | Prompt: “Is this a support request?” |
Marketing | Prompt: “Is this marketing related?” |
Spam | Prompt: “Is likely spam and does not need response” |
Unknown | Prompt: “None of the above applies” |
Add Label to Email
action:
Category | Label |
---|---|
marketing | Marketing 📣 |
support | Support 🛠 |
coworker | Team 💬 |
spam | Spam ❌ |
Send Reply
action.
Use a prompt like this in the Body
field and adjust the adjectives to match your style:
Save as Draft
if you want to review before sending.
Search Knowledge Base
before the reply action.Found answer?
condition to avoid guesswork.Trick | What it does |
---|---|
Thread Sentiment Check | Score each email’s tone (angry, happy, neutral) → escalate negative threads to Slack. |
VIP Escalation | If from domain matches big-logo clients, bypass auto-reply and ping you instantly. |
Spam Digest | Collect low-priority marketing mails → send one daily summary at 7 AM. |
Attachment OCR | Auto-extract invoice data from PDFs and push to your accounting system. |
Start in Draft Mode
Save as Draft
on for the first week to spot issues.Keep the KB Fresh
Avoid Over-Automation