How do I get Alori to draft my email replies?
On your Email page, click Settings and turn on Draft my replies. Alori writes a reply to each email that needs one and leaves it in your Drafts.
On your Email page, click Settings and turn on Draft my replies. When an email needs an answer, Alori writes a reply in your voice and leaves it in your Drafts. Nothing is ever sent without you.
Also called: auto drafts, automatic replies, AI replies, reply suggestions, brouillons automatiques, réponses suggérées, rédiger mes réponses
Step 1: Open your Email settings
Click Email in the left menu, then Settings at the top right. Your Gmail must be connected.
Click: Email › Settings
Step 2: Turn on drafted replies
In Drafted replies, turn on Draft my replies. Then pick Who gets a draft: Everyone who writes to me or Only people in my CRM. Each choice saves right away.
Click: Settings › Draft my replies
Step 3: Check how you write
In How you write, Alori keeps a short note on your greetings, length and tone, learned from your sent emails. Change anything: your words win. Click Save. Clear it and Alori learns again.
Click: How you write › Save
Step 4: Check the draft and send
Open the email in your Email page. Under it you see "Alori wrote this reply. Check it, change what you need, then send." Change what you need, then click Send. It also waits in Drafts.
Click: Drafts › the reply › Send
Good to know
Alori reads the thread, your calendar for open times, and what your CRM knows about the person.
Newsletters and automatic emails are skipped. Up to 40 drafts a day.
Each draft uses credits. See What uses credits?
Recent activity shows what Alori did with your latest emails: Draft ready, No reply needed, You already replied and so on.
Calendar settings opens your calendars, so Alori offers the right times.
You can ask Ask Alori "only draft replies for my CRM contacts".
If it doesn't work
"Daily limit reached" in Recent activity. Alori wrote 40 drafts today. It starts again tomorrow.
"Out of credits" Add credits; new emails get drafts again.
"You had started a draft" or "You had changed Alori's draft" Alori leaves your own draft alone.
"Not in your CRM" You picked Only people in my CRM.
"Couldn't write it" Write that reply yourself, or ask Ask Alori in the editor.