Mail is one of EVERYSYNC's 43 modules. It gives the team responsible for that work a proper home, while keeping related customers, people, documents, approvals, and money close enough that handoffs are clearer and follow-through is easier.
Mail brings every relevant inbox into EVERYSYNC and links each thread to the deal, the client, the contract or the ticket it's actually about — so context never gets lost in someone's personal Gmail.
every thread to the deal, client or ticket it belongs to
team inboxes for sales@, support@, billing@
convert any thread into a task or a support ticket
Powerful features designed for real business outcomes
Connect Gmail, Outlook, IMAP — keep them in EVERYSYNC alongside the work.
sales@, support@, billing@ — assigned, replied, tracked together.
Threads attach automatically to the matching deal, client, contract, or ticket.
Turn any thread into a task, a support ticket, or a contract draft in one click.
Mail is designed for organizations that refuse to compromise on quality, efficiency, or insight.
Mail works even better alongside:
Mail is one of EVERYSYNC's 43 modules. It gives the team responsible for that work a proper home, while keeping related customers, people, documents, approvals, and money close enough that handoffs are clearer and follow-through is easier.
Mail is one of EVERYSYNC's 43 modules. It brings that part of the business into the same workspace as customers, people, money, contracts, documents, and support, so teams can see status, ownership, and next steps without chasing another app.
Standalone tools are useful when one team only needs one job done. Mail inside EVERYSYNC is built for the moment that job touches other people: a customer, an invoice, a contract, an employee change, a support issue, or an approval that needs context.
Pricing is based on the modules, bundles, and user groups your organization needs. Some branded tools can be sold on their own; most modules are part of the EVERYSYNC platform package. The pricing page or your quote is the source of truth for your setup.
Eva can use Mail only within the permissions your role allows. She can prepare summaries, draft follow-ups, flag missing information, route approvals, and report what changed. Human approval stays in the loop for actions that affect records, people, customers, or money.
For some modules (LinkSync as get.in, SignatureSync as Siggy, CallSync as Callcraft), yes — they're available as standalone products under their own brand. For most modules, Mail is a feature of the EVERYSYNC platform and isn't sold separately. The whole point of EVERYSYNC is that every module is more useful when it's connected to the others.