Answering as you

What “as you” means

Miosbot can reply on your behalf across your phone, texts, email and Slack. It learns how you write from the drafts you edit: how long your replies are, how formal, and how you sign off.

• “Reply to the landlord’s email and say Tuesday works.”
• “Text Sam that I’m running ten minutes late.”
• “Answer the Slack thread about the launch date with what we decided this morning.”
• “Call the dentist and move my appointment to next week.”

Approval when it matters

Sending as you reaches someone outside your workspace, so Miosbot asks first:

• In chat: whether Miosbot asks before it sends depends on your session’s permission mode. The request shows exactly what will be sent and to whom.
• From automations and background work: the message waits for your approval instead of sending on its own.
• Do not message: if someone asks not to be contacted, for example by replying STOP to a text, Miosbot won’t message them on any linked channel.

Your inbox, sorted

Status: rolling out. Inbox watch is built and switches on in an update after launch.

Miosbot reads your company inbox and sorts each email (client, lead, vendor, billing or noise). It keeps track of every email that needs a reply until one is sent, and alerts you after a business day without one. It only reads: it doesn’t mark mail read, move it, or delete it.

Requirements

• Each channel needs to be connected first. See Channels.
• Follow the rules that apply where you and the people you contact are, including consent rules for automated calls and texts.