Services company — corporate email

AI email classification: 100% of incoming mail organized

A services company uses AI to classify 100% of incoming email into 5 operational categories: complaints, contracts, invoices, payment requests and others.

In production
100%
of incoming email classified
5
prioritized operational categories

The challenge

Everything landed in the corporate inbox, all mixed together: complaints, contracts, invoices, payment requests and email of every kind. The team sorted and prioritized by hand, reading message by message.

Urgent items could get buried under routine ones: a complaint waiting its turn behind twenty invoices. And nobody had real visibility into what was arriving, how much, or what was going unattended.

The solution

The solution reads 100% of incoming email and classifies every message into five operational categories: complaints, contracts, invoices, payment requests and others.

Every email is organized with its category assigned, and the team works in priority order: complaints don’t queue behind invoices, contracts reach the person who manages them, and payment requests follow their flow without getting lost.

The team’s work is now simplified and organized: less time sorting email, more time resolving it.

The results

  • 100% of incoming email is classified — before, prioritization depended on who opened the inbox and in what order they read.
  • 5 operational categories with clear priorities.
  • Full visibility: the operation knows what arrives, how much and of what type.

What’s next

Classification is the foundation; acting on it comes next. The next step is automating workflows based on the category: registering the invoice in the accounting system, escalating the complaint to the responsible team with its priority — so email doesn’t just end up organized, but resolved.

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