Inbound enquiry triage

Every enquiry answered, none of them sent by a robot

The enquiries get separated from the noise and the reply is drafted and waiting before you open your inbox. You read it, change what you want, and press send — the way you would have anyway, minus the blank page.

Proof

Triaging dooco's own inbound enquiries

Running on dooco's own operations since July 2026

Every enquiry that reaches dooco — through the form on this site or straight to the inbox — goes through this automation, and nothing it drafts has ever gone out without a person reading it first. It's the same automation described here, doing the same job, on the business you're currently reading about.

No client has bought this one yet — which is why you're reading about dooco's own business rather than someone else's numbers. It isn't a demo or a prototype either: it has been running on real work, with real people on the other end of it, since well before this page existed.

What it does

  • Reads every new thread and sorts the genuine enquiries from newsletters, receipts, vendor pitches and automated notices
  • Picks up submissions from your website's contact form — the ones that quietly bypass the inbox because they arrive from your own address
  • Drafts a reply on the thread: greets them by name, answers what was actually asked, and offers one next step
  • Leaves everything unread and labelled, so your inbox still shows you what needs your eyes and you can see what it has been through
  • Comes back to a thread that went quiet — more than four working days after your reply, weekends not counted — with one short nudge
  • Sticks to what's already published on your own site, and says you'll confirm anything it can't answer from there

What stays with you

Deliberate limits, not gaps.

  • Sending. Every reply sits in your drafts until you've read it and pressed send — nothing goes out under your name unread
  • Prices beyond the published one, availability, and any specific commitment: the draft says you'll confirm, rather than guessing on your behalf
  • Deleting, archiving, marking read, marking as spam — it does none of these, ever, and never replies to a cold pitch
  • A second chase. One nudge per thread, then it leaves that thread alone unless you tell it otherwise
  • Anything out of the ordinary — a run of odd mail, a security notice — stops and waits for you rather than being handled
  • Knowing who's actually in your pipeline: tracking stays wherever you keep it today

How it goes in

No new inbox, no new software to learn. It runs against the mailbox you already use — dooco's own runs on Gmail — and what it produces lands in your drafts folder, where you'd write the reply anyway. A couple of labels do its bookkeeping, so you can always see what it has looked at and what it hasn't.

It works from written instructions — which enquiries count, what your answers are, how you sound — built around the enquiries your business actually gets, so the drafts read like you rather than like a template. The first version is live in a few weeks. It doesn't learn on its own: when a draft comes out wrong, you tell us, and the instructions get corrected so the next one doesn't.

Delivered as your Starter Engagement

€499 fixed

Enquiry triage is built and live as your Starter Engagement — the AI opportunity audit plus one working automation, at a fixed price agreed before any work begins. See the full Starter Engagement details.

What else we build

The rest of the portfolio

The second job worth taking off your team is rarely the one you came looking for. Every automation here is already running on real work — either at a client, with their published numbers, or on dooco's own business — and each entry says which.

Book a chat

A half-hour conversation, no obligation — and the enquiry you send through that form will be triaged by the automation you just read about.