Hey, best of luck to you. Here's what I wondered (as a gmail user) when I got to the landing: how is this different from the rules in gmail? Are the rules good enough to give access to my email?
Thank you. The rules you can set within the platform give you a lot more power, firstly you are able to hook into web services i.e Twilio and push messages that fit a certain criteria straight to your phone. You'll also be able to trigger auto responders based on the behaviour of your inbox i.e if the volume of your inbox dramatically increases you'll be able to set a responder that lets senders know you are being swamped.
Again these are specific uses of the platform, having the ability to analyse your mail and act on it regardless of clients/device opens up a lot of options for really putting your inbox to work.
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Hey, best of luck to you. Here's what I wondered (as a gmail user) when I got to the landing: how is this different from the rules in gmail? Are the rules good enough to give access to my email?
Thank you. The rules you can set within the platform give you a lot more power, firstly you are able to hook into web services i.e Twilio and push messages that fit a certain criteria straight to your phone. You'll also be able to trigger auto responders based on the behaviour of your inbox i.e if the volume of your inbox dramatically increases you'll be able to set a responder that lets senders know you are being swamped.
Again these are specific uses of the platform, having the ability to analyse your mail and act on it regardless of clients/device opens up a lot of options for really putting your inbox to work.