Tech and agencies
Client requests, project by project, without the CC chains
Agencies and software studios juggle hello@, projects@ and support@ for a dozen clients at once. Requests land with whoever reads them first, and developers get copied into long threads to answer a single question.
Mailboxes teams usually connect
- hello@
- projects@
- support@
- billing@
projects@pixelhaus.gr
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Αλφα Ασφαλιστική
09:10
Νέα σελίδα προσφορών
Μπορούμε να προσθέσουμε φόρμα για προσφορές;
Stellar Parts
08:52
Checkout button not responding
Nothing happens on mobile when customers tap Pay.
Μάρκετ Άλφα
Yesterday
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Use cases
What changes for an agency or studio
01
One owner per request
Assign each client request to its project lead, so the client hears from one person.
With
Assignment02
A developer for one thread
Mention a developer in team chat. They see that conversation only, not the whole mailbox, and the client never sees the chat.
03
Labels per client and project
Label conversations by client or project, and limit each label to the teams or mailboxes that use it.
With
Labels04
Connect your own tools
Organisation API keys let your own systems send prepared drafts, up to 120 requests a minute.
With
API
A day with DMU Mail
A Wednesday at projects@
A change request
Αλφα Ασφαλιστική asks projects@ for a new quotes page. Δημήτρης, their project lead, takes it.
One question for a developer
He mentions Κατερίνα in team chat: can the form post to their CRM? She answers there, not in a CC.
Billing stays separate
The hosting renewal lands in billing@, which only the office team sees.
The client hears once
Δημήτρης replies with the estimate from projects@. The client never sees the internal thread.
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FAQ
Questions from agencies and studios
Can contractors join for one project?
Is there an API?
Can each client have its own address?
Other solutions
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