Ask the AI
“Is the customer asking for a refund?” — a yes/no question becomes a condition.
Email automation rules act on incoming mail for you: when a message matches the conditions you set, the rule labels, assigns, forwards, replies or notifies. RelayRow rules need no code, can ask the AI a yes/no question about any email, and can run on a timer to chase conversations nobody has answered.
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Match all or any of them, scoped to every mailbox, one domain or one address.
| Group | Conditions |
|---|---|
| Sender | From address, from domain, from name |
| Recipient | Mailbox, any To/Cc recipient |
| Content | Subject, body, any text, attachment name, any header |
| Message | Has attachments, is a reply, is bulk mail |
| Spam | Spam score, spam verdict |
| Time | Hour of day, weekday |
| AI | Yes/no question, category, urgency, sentiment, language, intent |
| Kind | Actions |
|---|---|
| Organise | Add or remove label, assign, set status, snooze, mark read |
| Reply | Auto-reply from a template (with cooldown), AI reply as draft or auto |
| AI | Analyse and label by category, extract fields into variables |
| Hand off | Forward, email notification, Slack message, signed webhook |
| Control | Stop processing further rules |
“Is the customer asking for a refund?” — a yes/no question becomes a condition.
Fire when we haven’t replied, or the customer hasn’t answered, for N hours or days.
Start from ready-made rules and adjust them instead of building from scratch.
Try a rule against real messages and see each condition’s result, plus a full run history.
Send message, AI and extracted fields to any HTTPS endpoint with an HMAC signature.
Use sender, subject, mailbox, AI fields and extracted values inside replies and messages.
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