Answer order questions with the order in hand
You say
Reply to anyone asking where their download is.
Crevio finds the emails, matches each sender to their order, and drafts a reply with a new download link. You approve the batch in one click.
EmailOne-click connect
Crevio reads your inbox next to your store. It matches every email to a customer and an order, drafts the reply in your voice, and sends it from your own address once you approve.
CrevioDone in Gmail
Re: Can't find my download
Hi Jordan, Sorry for the trouble! Your order for the Brand Kit Pro (#1042) went through on Tuesday. Here is a fresh download link, good for 7 days. If anything else is missing, just reply here. Maya
Ask the way you would ask an assistant. Crevio does the lookups, the writing, and the clicking.
You say
Reply to anyone asking where their download is.
Crevio finds the emails, matches each sender to their order, and drafts a reply with a new download link. You approve the batch in one click.
You say
Anyone who emailed about wholesale this month, add them to Crevio and tag them "wholesale".
Each sender becomes a tagged customer in Crevio, so the next wholesale offer or broadcast reaches them instead of dying in your inbox.
You say
Show me every refund request I haven't answered yet.
A short list with the customer, the product, what they paid and how long they've waited, plus a suggested reply for each.
You say
Label everything from customers "Customers" and archive newsletters older than a week.
Crevio labels threads by who sent them, not by keywords, and archives the noise in bulk.
You say
Find every supplier invoice from this quarter and list what I owe.
Crevio finds the invoice emails, opens the PDF attachments, and gives you one list with sender, date, and amount.
Any job can become a task that runs on a schedule or the moment something happens.
Schedule
Every weekday at 8:00
Summarize unanswered customer emails, sorted by how long they've waited, and flag the ones tied to an order.
Trigger
A customer buys a product
Send a personal thank-you from your Gmail address, not a no-reply.
Trigger
A new lead signs up
Draft a short welcome email in your voice and wait for your OK before it goes out.
Gmail does more when Crevio can reach your other tools too.
Reading runs on its own. Anything that changes data in Gmail asks for your approval first, unless you tell Crevio it doesn't need to.
Most of the work of running a small online business still arrives as email. A customer can't find their download, a brand wants to collaborate, a supplier sends an invoice, someone asks for a refund. Each one needs context that lives somewhere else: which order, which product, how much they paid, whether they've written before.
Crevio already knows your store. Once Gmail is connected, the agent can read an email, look up the customer and their orders, and answer with the facts instead of a template. You describe the job in plain language ("reply to everyone asking about shipping times") and Crevio does the lookups, writes the drafts, and shows you what it's about to send.
The simplest setup is a morning summary. Every weekday Crevio lists the customer emails you haven't answered, sorted by how long they've been waiting, with the related order next to each. You reply to the ones that need you and let Crevio draft the rest.
From there you can hand off more. Thank-you emails after a purchase, welcome notes for new leads, and follow-ups on unanswered quotes can all run on their own, from your address, in your tone. Anything you haven't explicitly allowed stays a draft until you approve it.
Crevio doesn't bulk-email your contacts from Gmail. Newsletters and broadcasts go through Crevio's own email tools, which handle unsubscribes and sending limits. Gmail is for one-to-one conversations, and that's how the agent treats it.
Sign in to Gmail from Crevio. It takes a few seconds and you can disconnect any time.
Describe the job in plain language. Crevio works out which steps it takes and shows you what it did.
Turn anything you asked for once into a task that repeats on a schedule or runs when something happens.
Start with this prompt or write your own. Free to start, no credit card.