You open your inbox, everything is already sorted
Every email filed by urgency, every reply already written in your tone. You proofread, you send. Two checks a day instead of twenty.
5 messages sorted. 2 need a reply, and it's already written.
Bathroom, could you give me a price?
Dear Mrs Robert,
Thank you for your message. To give you a fair price, I need to see the room. I can come by on Thursday at 9 am or Friday at 2 pm, let me know what suits you.
You'll have the quote the same evening.
An email arrives, it lands in the right folder
Your folders are defined with you: a plumber's aren't a salon's. Then each email is filed by urgency, so your phone only buzzes when it needs to.
Nothing is sorted. The quote for the Vaulx job is between an advert and a supplier reminder, and you'll see it on Thursday.
The Business Insurance email says "your quote" and still goes into Filed: sorting is based on the meaning of the sentence, not on a word.
You decide, step by step, what you hand over
At each step, say whether you keep doing it or Atlas® takes it on. The counters recalculate before your eyes, and the result at the bottom of the page follows.
The email is read and understood
Who's writing, what they want, and whether it can wait until tomorrow.
It's labelled
Quote, price, supplier, advert. Sorting is based on the meaning of the sentence, and it files inside your mailbox, nowhere else.
The reply is written
In your words, with your prices and your lead times, saved as a draft next to the email.
You proofread and approve
About 40 seconds per email. Nothing goes out without you, and that's the module's red line.
The reply goes out and the thread is filed
Sent, filed, off the list of things waiting for you.
It's possible: replies go out by themselves, and you no longer proofread anything. We advise you to keep control, at least for the first few weeks, until your replies are fine-tuned.
Whatever your volume
Book an assessmentFrom €900 excl. VAT set-up fee, one time only
Indicative estimate, not a firm price: the exact rate is agreed with you at the assessment.
Does this module speak to you? See what it does with your figures.
The three moments of the day that change
The same Tuesday, before and after. Nothing else in your day has moved.
Your phone only buzzes for an alert, meaning a customer waiting for a reply. Everything else waits for you, filed by folder, with the reply already written.
Connected to your current mailbox, through a permission you grant with Google or Microsoft. No password handed over, you disconnect in one click.
What the inbox takes, measured elsewhere
Three published figures, on business owners who aren't our clients. They're the only figures on this page we didn't measure ourselves.
of business owners spend more than an hour a day in their inbox
That's the share that makes email the number one source of lost time.
emails received each week by an employee, and far more when everything goes through the boss
stop what they're doing as soon as a notification lands
reopen their email on more than 50 evenings a year
Observatoire de l'infobésité, Mailoop and Mazars, 60 million emails analysed. Flashs survey for Hostinger, November 2024, 2,000 professionals.
The limits, stated up front
What it will never do
- Send without you having read it
- Delete an email
- Set a price or a lead time
- Train a tool for others
What's written in the contract
- Your data stays yours
- No other provider without consent
- Full return or deletion
- Your emails never leave your mailbox
These commitments follow from Article 28 of the European data protection regulation. The contract is handed to you before anything is connected.
What you get back, every month
Based on - emails a week and - of 5 steps handed over, that is - per email.