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Stay on top of everything without micromanaging

Flowtask turns messages into tasks and shows you what’s moving, what’s blocked, and what needs attention.

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“Flowtask Inbox saves our team so much time writing personalised replies. Definitely the most accurate and human-like responses I’ve seen from AI!”

Gabriella Fishkind
Gabriella Fishkind
Head of Revenue Development

Execution visibility

See how work is actually progressing

Capture work automatically

Emails and requests become tasks instantly.

Route work automatically

Tasks go to the right teammate without manual assignment.

Keep everyone aligned

Updates stay synced across your team.

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Email → Task

Turn client messages into actionable work.

Smart assignment

Route tasks based on ownership and workload.

Full conversation context

Every task includes the original thread.

Execution visibility

See what’s moving and what’s stuck.

“For our team, this translates into faster pipeline generation, more consistent outbound execution, higher reply rates, and significantly less operational overhead.”

Santiago Bayona
Santiago Bayona
Account Executive

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“I like how intuitive the platform is. Automating emails and follow-ups saves me a lot of manual work.”

Paul Arevalo
Paul Arevalo
SDR

Frequently asked questions

It gives visibility into execution without constant check-ins.

Yes. Task ownership and status stay visible.

Yes. Important tasks surface automatically.

Yes. Bottlenecks and stalled tasks are highlighted.

No. It connects communication to execution.