How it works

See how a review works.

Screening keeps the interpretation hidden until you have made your own assessment.

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Fictional, prewritten examples. No live AI or customer data.

Inbox example

“The replacement arrived damaged. Can someone help before the event tomorrow?”

The customer mentions damage and an event tomorrow. Check the order before preparing a response.

Your action changes this example only.

We agree the workflow, source and rulebook before customer enrollment.

Describe your work
What does your team handle? What must never be missed? These answers define one workflow and its initial labels or rubric criteria.
Connect a source or bring a sample
Source access uses official APIs and permissions where supported. A permitted, anonymized upload can help assess the workflow while access is being arranged.
Approve your company rulebook
Review suggested categories and urgency definitions. The owner approves the rules; corrections never silently change company policy.
Inspect the queue and its evidence
Compare source quotes with suggestions and record a human disposition. Screening starts with your independent assessment.
Prepare the next action
Use a draft as a starting point, return to the original source when needed, and approve every outbound message. Your team remains responsible for the decision.

Urgent: Items that need timely human attention.
Needs review: Uncertainty, missing context, or a judgment that belongs to a person.
Ready: Items ready for the next permitted step. Ready does not mean sent.
Done: A reviewer has recorded completion. An applicant outcome is never implied.

Items do not have to move through every state. Review source access and availability.

Describe what comes in, where it arrives, and what your team needs to do next. We’ll discuss the workflow, source access and setup.

Discuss your workflowNo payment details are needed for a workflow conversation.