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3d ago

Would you let AI answer your customers' emails, if a person had to press send?

I'm Max, I'm 16, and I live in Denmark. For the past two months I've been building a support inbox for small online stores, and one question keeps splitting the people I talk to.

AI can now write a decent first reply to most customer emails. Some store owners want it to just send. Others won't let it near a customer at all, because one wrong refund promise or a made-up tracking number costs more than the time it saves.

I picked the middle and made it a hard rule: the AI only writes drafts. A person reads, edits and presses send, every time. There's no auto-send setting to switch on later.

A few things I learned along the way:

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3h ago

Corresso - A shared support inbox that drafts replies a person sends

Corresso is a shared inbox for small online stores. Customer email arrives with a reply drafted from your own policies and website, each fact citing its source. Rules in code hold a draft that offers a refund your documents don't allow. A person always reads it and presses Send: no auto-send, no bulk approve. Shopify orders sit beside each email. $75 a month for the whole team, 433 conversations included, 14-day free trial.