AI-powered email desk

Email that answers, routes and acts — on its own.

MailDesk’s AI reads every incoming email, auto-responds to the sender, creates tickets for your Tech Support or Accounts teams, and turns what needs you into a task.

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How it works

From inbox to action in four steps.

Every email is read, answered and moved to whoever needs to act on it.

New email
✦ AI readingIntent understood
✦ AI replySent to sender

Tech Support

Ticket

Accounts

Ticket
My tasksCreated by AI
Needs you
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Features

A shared inbox, turned into an action desk.

Four things MailDesk does with every email that arrives.

AI auto-reply

Every incoming email is read, understood and answered by AI.

Smart ticketing

Technical and accounting queries become tickets automatically.

Team routing

Tickets are forwarded to the respective group — Tech Support, Accounts and more.

Inbox → action desk

A shared inbox becomes a desk where every email has an owner and a next step.

AI auto-reply

MailDesk’s AI reads every incoming email, understands it and auto-responds to the sender.

  • Reads and understands each incoming email
  • Auto-responds to the sender
  • Turns every email into a clear next step
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Request: VPN not connectingAI replied · Ticket → Tech Support✦ AI replied
Invoice copy neededAI replied · Ticket → Accounts✦ AI replied
Can we meet Thursday?Task created for youTask
Password reset helpAI replied · Ticket → Tech Support✦ AI replied

Smart ticketing and team routing

Technical or accounting queries become tickets, forwarded to the respective group or team — for example Tech Support or Accounts.

  • Creates a ticket from the email
  • Forwards it to the respective group or team
  • Tech, accounts and other queries stay out of personal inboxes
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Tech Support

New ticket
In progress

Accounts

New ticket
New ticket

Auto task creation for the email owner

When the email owner has to act personally, MailDesk creates a task for that person — so nothing that needs you gets buried.

  • Spots emails that need the owner’s personal action
  • Creates a task for that person
  • A clear list of what only you can do
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My tasks✦ Created by AI
Approve the quote for the customerNeeds you
Reply personally to partner proposalNeeds you
Confirm meeting timeDone
Impact

Results that speak for themselves.

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Routing

Every query finds its team.

Technical questions go to Tech Support. Accounting questions go to Accounts. The ones that need you become your task.

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is MailDesk?

MailDesk is an AI-powered email desk. It reads incoming emails, auto-responds to the sender, creates tickets for technical or accounting queries and forwards them to the respective team, and creates tasks when the email owner needs to act personally.

How does the auto-reply work?

When an email arrives, MailDesk’s AI reads and understands it, then auto-responds to the sender.

Which teams can tickets go to?

Tickets are forwarded to the respective group or team for the query — for example Tech Support for technical questions or Accounts for billing and accounting questions.

When does MailDesk create a task instead of a ticket?

If the email owner has to act on something personally, MailDesk creates a task for that person rather than routing it to a team.

Who builds MailDesk?

MailDesk is a product of Tech Profuse — 22 Sin Ming Lane #06-76, Midview City, Singapore 573969.

How much does it cost?

Pricing is shared on request. Email sales@maildesk.si or request a demo and we’ll walk you through plans for your team.

Turn your inbox into an action desk.

See MailDesk read, reply, route and assign — on your own emails.