Most software wants you to log in somewhere else to see whether there is work waiting for you. A digital colleague turns that around: the work comes to the inbox you are looking at all day anyway. Outlook is one of the places Raydo delivers.
No new folder and no extra screen is added. A briefing comes in as a message, a draft email sits with your drafts, and nothing else about your Outlook changes.
Answers your question. After that the work is still there.
Sees for itself what has to happen and prepares the work for your approval.
Two things come in here. What happens next is up to you.
The briefing for the conversation coming up
The draft emails waiting for you
Read over what is ready
Change what you want differently
Send it yourself
Raydo delivers and leaves it there. The last action is always yours.
At eight there is a short message in your inbox with what matters today.
Before your meetingMeeting briefingThe briefing is in your Outlook well before you leave, with who you are speaking to and what is outstanding.
On requestCustomer pictureYou get one document back, delivered where you would open it anyway.
Whenever you want to know somethingLooking things upYou ask your question and the answer comes back in your inbox, with the sources alongside.
Beta partners have a say in which tasks come next.
Read what the beta programme involvesDeliver the briefing and the drafts
Leave them there until you are ready for them
Deliver to whoever gave permission for it
Send anything without you
Change your folders or your rules
Deliver to colleagues who did not ask for it
This page is about delivering. What Raydo reads in your email and calendar, and with what permission, is on the page about Microsoft 365.
Outlook, or one of the other channels. You can change it later.
At the moments you choose, in your own inbox.
With immediate effect. Raydo then delivers to the place you choose next, or nowhere.
Raydo never sends anything itself. What goes to a customer goes through you.
Everything Raydo delivers and keeps stays inside Europe.
Only those who give permission themselves get work delivered.
With every detail Raydo adds, it says where it comes from and when.
No. Raydo prepares the email as a draft and leaves it there. Sending is yours.
In your normal inbox, and the draft emails with your drafts. No new folder is added.
Yes. It sits in your inbox, so you find it anywhere you open your email.
Only those who have given permission themselves get work delivered.
On this page nothing: this is about delivering. What Raydo sees in your email and calendar, and with what permission, is on the page about Microsoft 365.
We take on a small number of companies as beta partners. We run alongside you for four to six weeks on your own data, and it costs you nothing. Together we measure where things stand up front, so at the end you can see what changed.