The answer is drafted before you open it
Go Fig reads the newest message on a deal and writes the reply, so you edit a draft instead of facing a blank Outlook window.
Connect Outlook and Go Fig sorts your mail, drafts the answers that are owed, and sends them from your own address once you approve.
Connect Outlook with a work, school, or personal Microsoft account and Go Fig works the mail that needs you. It drafts the answer in your voice, sends it from your own address after you approve it in your Feed, and can put the next meeting on your calendar straight from the thread. Nothing goes out until you say so. Go Fig works in Outlook alongside you and does not pour your mailbox into reports.
Go Fig reads the newest message on a deal and writes the reply, so you edit a draft instead of facing a blank Outlook window.
Approved replies send from your own Outlook address, never a shared mailbox, so the customer sees your name.
When a prospect asks for time, Go Fig drafts the Outlook calendar invite and holds it until you approve.
Email follow-up reads each email sent to you and drafts the answer when one is owed. It works without a CRM, so an operations manager or the owner gets the same help a seller does. With no CRM connected, a dated request becomes a reminder on your Outlook calendar instead of a CRM task. Inbox cleanup sorts the rest every hour.
Connect Outlook in Go Fig and sign in with the Microsoft account you work from (OAuth). Work, school, and personal accounts all work. Go Fig asks to read and send mail as you, and to create calendar events.
Pick the mailbox your customers and colleagues actually write to. One you do not 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. Outlook 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 Outlook 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.
Yes. Work, school, and personal Microsoft accounts all connect. Some companies restrict 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.