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THE WORKBENCH / SAMPLE PROJECT 01

A better reply starts
with your business.

Try a small email workflow for a fictional furniture shop. Choose an enquiry, add confirmed information, and see what changes in the draft.

Interactive illustration · preset replies · no AI or inbox connected

Incoming enquiry01 / INPUT
Choose a sample email
What has the shop confirmed?

Change these example facts to see why the same agent needs different replies.

This demo assembles preset wording in your browser. It does not access email, call an AI model or send anything.

The reply to review02 / OUTPUT

The reply to review

Draft only

Choose an email and prepare a reply. The business checks will appear here too.

See an example without the business rules

“Yes, we can deliver and install it by Friday. Installation is included.”

An authored example of the mistake we want to catch: an unconfirmed date and price. It is not a measured model result.

01 / A real taskStart with the work you already do.
02 / Your business contextRules, tone, tools and limits.
03 / A tailored workflowBuild and test one useful change.
04 / A human decisionReview, use and improve it.

WHAT MAKES IT YOURS

The rules behind
the reply.

For your project, we would map how you work, agree the change and put these details into the setup. You can read them, question them and keep them.

  1. 01Ask for a delivery postcode if the customer has not supplied one.
  2. 02Offer a slot only when the owner has checked availability and the postcode is known.
  3. 03Mention an installation price only when the owner has confirmed it.
  4. 04Write a warm, concise reply. Ask for what is missing; do not invent it.
  5. 05Prepare a draft for review. Do not send it or book a delivery.

A connected email agent could place drafts in your inbox at agreed times. That would need a separately agreed connection and schedule; this public example has neither.

THE HANDOVER

A setup you understand.
Files you can keep.

Explore the context, instructions and review method behind this sample. Your own handover would describe your actual tools and how to use the configured workflow.

  1. TXTBusiness context and boundaries
  2. TXTReusable drafting instructions
  3. CSVReview sheet and unrun test scenarios
  4. HTMLIllustrative report and recommendation
  5. TXTUsage and review guide
Download the sample folder

ZIP · includes a start-here note · no email needed

What would this look like in your business?

Tell me how you work today. We can work through the details by email or arrange a call before agreeing the build.

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