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Reliable answers from Gmail

c:node reads your emails in Gmail with your own access and backs every answer with the message it comes from. It links commitments and agreements to contracts and registers.

:node· Gmail · connected
@Viktor, what did we promise Hosting Nord on the price adjustment?
ViktorAI agent
The commitment is an adjustment of at most 4% as of 1 January – by email on 12 June. The framework agreement says nothing about it yet; an amendment is missing.
Gmail · “Re: Price adjustment 2027”, 12 JuneSharePoint · Framework agreement § 7
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In practice

With c:node, your data becomes a reliable answer.

Today

What was promised by email rarely makes it into the contract – and is hard to find three months later.

  • Commitments are buried in long threads
  • Search finds keywords, not the answer
  • Email and contract contradict each other without anyone noticing
  • Replies to standard requests are rewritten every time
With c:node

How teams use c:node with Gmail.

  • Find commitmentsWhat was promised to whom and when – with a link to the email.
  • Match email and contractSpot contradictions between agreement and contract text.
  • Draft repliesDraft with sources – sent only after approval.
  • Summarise threadsA long thread as an evidenced overview.
Connection

Connected in three steps – no software on your machines.

1

Connect

OAuth via your Google account – sign in once, done.

2

Ask

For example: “Which quotes did we send by email this month?” Emails as a source – plus Calendar and Drive/Docs from Google Workspace. Replies are created as drafts, sent only after your approval.

3

Approve

If c:node writes anything to Gmail, it only happens after your approval.

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