Saltmarsh Kayak Co. — fictional demo workspace
Inbox and Document Triage, step by step One messy inbox item, followed from arrival to sorted task, document status, and owner visibility — inside the mailbox where it happens. Watch it play, or step through at your own pace — everything below uses sample data.
STEP 1 OF 6: A busy inbox receives a bundle
A busy inbox receives a bundle An email arrives with a booking question, waiver PDF, and dock-permit attachment. Key details are extracted The system identifies dates, names, attachments, request type, and missing information. The request is classified The message is tagged as a group booking, document intake, or owner-review item. The right workflow receives it Routine items go to the operations queue; uncertain or high-value requests escalate. A response draft is prepared The team gets a concise summary plus a ready-to-edit reply and task checklist. Follow-up is tracked The owner can see what was handled, what is waiting, and which documents need review. Saltmarsh Mail Search mailhello@saltmarshkayak.example — shared inbox S Inbox
JE Jordan Ellis 7:42 AM 12-person paddle Friday — waivers + dock permit attached MP Marsh Point Rentals Fri Re: trailer hitch invoice HT Harborline Tours Fri Partner overflow dates for August CD City Dock Office Thu Dock use renewal receipt PR Priya Raman Thu Gift card for a sunset paddle? Ops queue
Oq Ops queue Mon Wednesday AM tour — weather hold review Oq Ops queue Fri Vendor invoice — kayak resupply 12-person paddle Friday — waivers + dock permit attached JE Jordan Ellis <jordan.ellis@mail.example> to hello@saltmarshkayak.example · Mon 7:42 AM
Hi Saltmarsh team — we are planning a 12-person paddle for Friday morning. Attached are the signed waivers and a dock permit from our hotel.
Can you confirm availability and whether anything is missing?
PDF waiver-packet.pdf 1.2 MB PDF dock-permit.pdf 340 KB
Workflow output
Output appears here as the walkthrough runs — extraction, classification, routing, and the owner digest.