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Ask your question just like you would ask a colleague. emi drafts emails, summarizes documents, translates messages and reviews contracts inside a secure, GDPR-compliant workspace.
What you can ask
Everyday requests, phrased just the way your teams would write them.
Emails, meeting notes, announcements, job postings.
Reports, meetings, long email threads.
Client emails, product sheets, safety instructions.
Contracts, quotes, spreadsheets, customer feedback.
Meetings, annual reviews, presentations, action plans.
Across your internal procedures and company documents.
Prompt tester
Sample responses prepared ahead of time to give you a clear feel for how emi replies.
Subject: Moving our meeting to Thursday
Hello Ms. Roux,
Something unexpected has come up and I need to reschedule our meeting planned for Tuesday. Would you be available this Thursday at the same time?
If that slot does not work for you, I will gladly work around your schedule. Thank you for your understanding.
Best regards,
Illustrative pre-written responses. Names and documents are fictional.
New conversation
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Attach a file
No need to file it in the Knowledge Base first. Attach the document to your message and emi reads and works on it just for that conversation.
Customizable home screen
Your administrator picks the quick-start actions displayed on emi’s home screen. Teams immediately see practical ways to get started.
Sample suggestions
Tailor them to your teams in Administration, right alongside your company logo and workspace name.
Better prompts
Talk to emi like a sharp new colleague: capable, fast, and eager for context.
Who it’s for, why, and the situation.
“Write an email.”“Email a loyal customer to let them know delivery is delayed.”Length, tone, bullet list or table.
“Summarize.”“Summarize in 5 bullets, neutral tone, for leadership.”Treat the first reply as a draft and ask for tweaks.
“Shorter.” “Warmer tone.” “Add a deadline.”Figures, dates, names: review and open the cited source.
You stay the author. emi prepares, you approve.Want to go further? The Academy helps your whole team build these habits through play.
In 30 minutes, we test emi live on the tasks that take up your team’s time.