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Email that sorts itself, summaries on your phone, replies drafted before you open the message
Your inbox. On autopilot. This free 6 page guide shows you how to build it yourself with n8n or Zapier, without writing code. Your first automation takes about 20 minutes.
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What's inside the guide
What's inside the guide
6 ready to build automations for email, messages and follow ups
- The recipe behind every automation: trigger, filter, AI step, action
- Your first build, the Morning Inbox Briefing: a short summary at 8:00 on Slack, Telegram or email
- Five more recipes: AI labels, draft replies you review before anything is sent, a welcome for new leads, attachments filed to Drive, and meeting follow ups
- Three prompts you can copy: classify, extract and draft
- Four golden rules and a data care note, so your automations stay safe
- A plain comparison of Zapier and n8n, so you pick the right tool
Is this guide for you?
Is this guide for you?
Written for people who don't write code
It is if your inbox is mostly repetitive: read, label, forward, reply with the same three answers, copy something into a spreadsheet. If you can describe a task as "when X happens, do Y", a tool can do it for you. You don't need to code. You need a free Zapier plan, or n8n (free if you host it yourself, with a free trial on n8n Cloud), and an AI step, which the guide walks you through. Plans and limits change, so check each tool's pricing page before you commit.
Want to use AI at work every day?
Want to use AI at work every day?
AI Fluency: 4 weeks, live, no code
The guide gets your first automation running. In AI Fluency you practice prompts, workflows and automations on your real work, with live mentors. More than 8,000 people have graduated from 4Geeks programs.
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