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Helch brings every mailbox the market runs into one list, with the phone calls, call-backs, Instagram DMs and Facebook messages alongside. Reply from wherever it came from.
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Every message is read as it arrives and given a topic — trader, booking, tickets, private hire, invoice, council, supplier and so on. Tap a topic to see only that. No need to organise anything by hand.
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Rosa Delgado runs the Venezuelan kitchen taking Kitchen 4 at Winchester. First wrote in June about a unit; signed in August after a tasting with Ali.
Discussed: a start the week after next, the deposit (paid 12 Sep), the fire risk assessment she still needs to send, and her Instagram handle for the launch post.
Open: the FRA and her opening hours for the menu board. She asked whether the extractor in Kitchen 4 is being serviced before she starts.
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At 07:30 Helch reads the last 24 hours across every mailbox and today's events, and writes the morning briefing: the top of the pile, the action items, and what is on tonight. Ask it anything about your mail, any time.
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Talk to your inbox: ask about any conversation or contact, and hear the answer read back. Follow-up questions carry on where you left off.
The council acknowledged the licence variation on 12 September; the hearing is 14 October.
"Who do I know at the council, and when did they last write?"
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connect themselves.
Helch connects what belongs together. Someone asks for a price list? The one you already sent to another customer is surfaced under their message. A trader's deposit, their contract and their start date scattered across three mailboxes? Now they're in one place, before you even ask for it.
I'm interested in hiring the venue in November.
Do you have a price guide you can share?
It looks like Tom is looking for private-hire pricing.
I found the price guide you sent to a customer here.
Inbox
Whether you're chasing a trader over email, answering a booking on Instagram, or ringing back a missed call, a market's conversations happen on too many platforms.
Helch brings all of them together and uses AI to understand what each one needs, so you can answer it in one place.
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your conversations.
Find anything you've ever sent or received without remembering the exact words. Instead of crawling through mailboxes, just ask the search bar a question and it answers from the mail, with the messages it found underneath.
Summary
She paid the deposit on 12 September and asked whether she can start the week after next. You replied the next day confirming the date once the fire risk assessment is in.
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Press ✨ and Helch drafts a reply that sounds like the mailbox it came from, learnt from replies that inbox has really sent. Each draft is written with the context of what you and that person have already discussed.
Hi Tom, thanks for coming back to us. Saturday 22 November is free downstairs, and as we discussed the room is yours from 7pm with the bar open until midnight.
I've attached the price guide again, and I can hold the date until Friday while you check numbers with the
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