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Gmail

Every thread, every attachment, read as part of the set.

Structured AI reads project correspondence across your Gmail workspace: long threads summarised, attachments pulled into the set, and every answer grounded in what was actually sent rather than what somebody remembers agreeing.

Gmail

Key capabilities

Built for the way AEC teams actually use Gmail

Once connected, the review runs against your Gmail content directly: no export, no duplicate library, and every finding traceable to where it came from.

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Long threads, summarised

The chain that ran for three weeks becomes a readable account of what was asked, what was answered, and what was left open.

Attachments as documents

Sketches, marked-up PDFs and revised schedules sent as attachments are read alongside the drawings rather than lost in the thread.

Every finding is cited

Each finding lands on its exact message and sheet with the reasoning attached, so an engineer can confirm or dismiss it in seconds rather than reopening the set.

Your data never trains the models

Project data is never part of a training set, and every organisation, pilots included, runs inside its own isolated environment.

Nobody re-reads the thread. That is exactly where the answer is.

About Gmail

Project email accumulates faster than anyone can keep up with, and the important message is almost never the most recent one. By the time a question comes up again, the answer is somewhere in a chain nobody wants to scroll back through.

Connecting Gmail makes that correspondence part of the reviewable record. Ask a question about the project and the answer can come back grounded in the message it was actually settled in, with the thread cited.

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Got questions?

Common questions about the Gmail integration

Scope is agreed with your workspace administrator during onboarding, and is normally limited to the project correspondence you want included rather than the whole workspace.

See it run against your own Gmail.

Bring a live project and we’ll run the review on your stack, not a sample set.

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