Your email agent.

Answers your inbox. As a draft or directly.

Processes incoming emails, answers standard inquiries as drafts for approval or directly, and forwards according to your rules.

What your agent does for you.

Reads and understands incoming emails
Responds to standard inquiries
Prepares replies as drafts for your approval
Escalates complex cases to your team
Forwards according to your rules
Writes in your tone and form of address

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One memory

Works from your company memory.

This agent shares one memory with all your agents, your website, your PDFs, your processes. Maintained once, they all answer the same.

How the company memory works

This is what a reply looks like.

The enquiry comes in late at night. So does the answer.

Tuesday, 11:14 pm, inbox

Sender

Dear Sir or Madam, we manage fourteen properties and are looking for someone to handle the annual smoke alarm inspection. Is that something you take on, and roughly what would it cost?

Email agent

Good evening Mr Brenner, thank you for your enquiry. We do carry out the annual smoke alarm inspection, including several properties at once. To quote a price we need the number of alarms per property. That is usually in your last inspection report. Just send it as a reply to this email, then Mr Sailer will work it out and get back to you. This message was written by an AI agent.

Example dialogue. The actual wording depends on your details and on the question asked.

Moments you know. It takes them off your plate.

The agent presents finished drafts for your approval. You only let it send automatically once you trust it.

Your inbox, worked through

Email enquiries sit there until someone has time. Customers, though, want a quick answer.
The agent answers standard questions, at night, on weekends, during your holiday.
The day's three important emails drown between spam and newsletters.
The agent routes them to the right person according to your rules.
Some emails simply sit there. No reply, no rejection, nothing.
With the agent, every email gets a response: a draft reply, a follow-up question or a handover to you.
“What does a fence cost?”, nobody can quote without measurements, and the back-and-forth eats days.
The agent requests the missing details in one email and hands you the complete case.
Complaints wait for days, while the customer writes the Google review.
The agent replies immediately, calm and factual, and escalates the case to you in parallel.
After two weeks of holiday, two hundred emails are waiting.
The inbox keeps running: routine gets answered, urgent matters are escalated, the rest sits pre-sorted.
A cancellation email sits unread for three days, the last chance to keep the customer.
With a forwarding rule for cancellations, the agent routes it straight to you.
Applicants hear nothing for weeks, and write about it on review platforms.
The agent confirms respectfully, answers questions about the role and forwards it. The decision stays with you.

What would otherwise sit there

Leads from listing portals arrive as email and get seen in the evening.
The agent spots them straight away, replies and files the enquiry in a usable form.
Finding a date by email takes days of back and forth.
The agent offers real slots from your calendar, and when sending directly it also books the appointment.
Regulars order by email in free text, and someone types every line into the system.
The agent reads the order, captures the items in a structured form and asks for whatever is missing.
Someone leaves the company, and customer emails keep arriving in their inbox.
The agent takes the inbox over, answers from your company knowledge and passes on whatever needs a decision.
The enquiry in another language sits there because nobody feels confident answering.
The agent replies in the language it came in, from the same company knowledge.
“We'll get back to you” answers nothing, and the sender still knows no more than before.
The agent does more than confirm receipt: it answers what can already be answered.

Notice under EU AI Act Article 50:Every reply email carries a clear AI notice. You step in at any time, right inside the same inbox.How we use AI

Servers in Germany · no US corporations

Stored in Germany. Processed in the EU, without US providers.

For the email agent that means: incoming messages and the replies to them are processed in the EU.

GDPR-compliant on EU servers

Many host in the EU and still send the data to US corporations like OpenAI. We don't. Calls, transcripts and knowledge data sit on servers in Germany, and the AI processing runs with European providers in the EU. A DPA under Art. 28 GDPR is in place.

Hosting in Germany, in data centres with ISO 27001 certification
AI processing runs with European providers in the EU, not with US corporations like OpenAI, Google or Amazon. No training on your data.
Speech recognition with EU processing and speech synthesis from a German provider, customers receive the named provider list in the dashboard.
Auto-deletion: 90 days by default, adjustable from 7 days

AI Act Art. 50: AI notice on by default

Since 2 August 2026, people must be told no later than first contact that they are talking or writing to an AI. With rinqo this notice is on by default in every channel.

Phone: the preset greeting says it is an AI; calls the agent places itself always open with it
Chat: notice always visible in the window. Email: notice below every reply from the agent
Generated images: AI label in the metadata, plus a visible label that is on by default
Penalty: up to €15M or 3 % global annual turnover, the lower amount for SMEs

Sources: GDPR Art. 28 + 32 · EU AI Act Regulation 2024/1689 · DSK guidance on artificial intelligence and data protection (German data protection conference, 2024). This overview does not constitute legal advice.