Your next email, drafted from the ones you’ve already sent.
Is AI really saving you time if you keep rewriting what it gives you? Marc starts from emails you’ve already sent and drafts the next one the way you write.
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Dana gets two emails
The draft you usually get
Hi Dana,
I hope this email finds you well!1 I wanted to reach out2 with a quick update regarding the reconciliation.
We have made significant progress3, and the majority of accounts have now been reconciled. However, two accounts (ending in 4410 and 7302) remain outstanding pending receipt of the October bank statements. As a result, the final file will now be delivered on Thursday rather than Tuesday.
At your earliest convenience, could you please share the October statements for these accounts? Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.4
Thank you so much for your understanding!
Best regards,
Jordan
- “I hope this email finds you well!” Opener nobody reads
- “I wanted to reach out” Says it’s an update instead of giving it
- “We have made significant progress” Progress on what?
- “Please don’t hesitate to reach out” She already knows she can reply
103 words
The one Jordan would send
Dana,
All reconciled except 4410 and 7302. Still waiting on their October statements, so the file’s going to be Thursday, not Tuesday. Sorry about that.
Can you send those two over when you get a sec?
J
37 words. Same facts, same ask.
Illustrative example. We wrote both versions for this page; Jordan and Dana aren’t real people. The second one is the email Marc is built to write.
Writing it in Marc
Jordan pastes in a handful of emails he’s actually sent and marks which ones are his. He can pin the ones Marc should look at first and leave out any it shouldn’t use.
Then the brief, about as rough as he’d type it. If something important is missing, Marc asks one question instead of guessing.
- Recipient
- Dana
- Facts
- 4410 and 7302 still open, waiting on Oct statements. File Thursday not Tuesday.
- Your point
- file’s late, here’s why
- Reader should
- send the 2 statements
- Max words
- 60
Marc drafts from the facts you give it and flags numbers that don’t match them. Say the draft had typed 4401 instead of 4410:
Your facts 4410 and 7302 still open
Draft All reconciled except 4401 and 7302.
Marc’s note The draft mentions “4401”, which is not among the supplied or computed numbers.
It also tells you when a draft runs past your word limit. Those notes stay out of the text you copy. It only checks numbers, so read the draft before you send it.
Ask for “shorter” or “a bit warmer”, or just edit it yourself.
Your text
What you paste is stored in your account so Marc can draft from it. Sending it to the AI model that writes the drafts is a separate switch. It stays off until you turn it on, and the demo needs it on to write drafts. You can export everything or delete it whenever you like, and Marc never sends an email for you.
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