
A quote as a PDF.
Send the quote to the client, from your address, with the file you sent in the chat.
"Can I send email from my own address by writing a line in WhatsApp, and be asked before it goes?" Yes. Say who and what; it drafts, shows you, and sends only after you say so.
Try it freeSee it happen ↓Say who and what. Handled drafts the email from your own Gmail or Outlook address, shows you the text, and sends only after you say yes. Attach a PDF you sent in the chat. Ask what came in from someone this week and it reads the summary back.
The chat on the left. What it produced on the right.
Written by Handled, in your name, after you said yes. It sits in your Sent folder like any other email.
Four situations people use this for every week.

Send the quote to the client, from your address, with the file you sent in the chat.

Reply to the last email from the supplier: yes, go ahead.

Did anything arrive from the accountant this week? A summary in the chat.

Remind me if Anne has not answered by Friday.
The first message is never the last. Three things people write in the weeks that follow.
Checked, and the reply summarised.
From your address, after you approve.
It always shows you. This just makes it a rule.
Gmail or Outlook connected once from the dashboard. Handled sends only after you approve each email, and it never reads more of your inbox than you ask about.
Yes, from your Gmail or Outlook account, so replies come to you.
No. Every email is shown to you first and sent after you say yes.
Yes, a file you sent in the chat, or a page it made for you as a PDF.
Only what you ask about: a person, a subject, a week. Nothing else.
Google Workspace and Gmail, Microsoft 365 and Outlook.
The draft and the confirmation, in your own environment. The email itself lives in your account.

Who and what. The draft comes back, you say yes, it goes from your address. Free to try, no app to install.