A draft waiting when you open the thread
Go Fig reads the latest mail on a deal and drafts the reply, so you edit instead of starting from a blank message.
Connect your Gmail so Go Fig can triage mail, draft replies, and send them from your inbox after your OK.
Most of a company's work still arrives by email, whether you sell, run operations, or own the place. Connect Gmail and Go Fig sorts what came in, drafts a reply in your voice to the threads that need you, and sends it from your own address once you approve it in your Feed. It can also book a meeting off a thread. Nothing leaves your inbox until you give the OK. Gmail is a place to work with Go Fig, not a mailbox dump into reports.
Go Fig reads the latest mail on a deal and drafts the reply, so you edit instead of starting from a blank message.
Approved replies go out from your Gmail, not from a shared mailbox, so the customer hears from you.
When a prospect asks for time, Go Fig drafts the Google Calendar invite and waits for your OK before it goes out.
Every hour, Inbox cleanup sorts your new unread mail and sets each email to archive, or offers to unsubscribe from the sender or label their mail from now on. Nothing happens until you approve the card, and nothing is ever deleted. Anyone waiting on you stays in your inbox for Email follow-up to answer. It helps an owner or an office manager as much as a seller.
Connect Gmail in Go Fig and sign in with the Google account you work from (OAuth). Go Fig asks to read and send mail as you, manage simple filters, and create calendar events.
Use the inbox where customer and team mail actually lands. A personal Gmail you never work from will not help your brief.
Every send and calendar invite starts out waiting in your Feed. Later you can let the actions you trust run on their own.
Open a thread you know and check that the draft sounds like you. A solutions engineer can help if a permission looks off.
No. Anything Go Fig wants to send always waits for your OK in your Feed first.
No. Gmail is a place to work with Go Fig. It reads the threads it needs so it can draft and send, and it answers from your connected tools.
Yours. Approved replies send from the Gmail you connected, so the customer hears from you.
Yes. It can draft a calendar event off a thread and email the invite. That waits for your OK the same way a send does.
Usually no. You sign in with your own Google account. Some companies restrict Gmail apps, and a solutions engineer can walk through that with your admin.
A solutions engineer connects it with you on the call. Then you see Go Fig work on your own data.