The email is already the request.

Property managers write to you in Gmail. The add-on reads the message you have open and proposes a work order — building, requester, description — so the office does not retype it.

Optional add-on

From the open message, not the whole mailbox

Connecting it is a separate, explicit step. We never infer it from email equality, and Sign in with Google does not turn it on. When you connect it, Resolve can run in Gmail and read the currently open message and its attachments.

  • Suggest a building, requester and description from that message
  • If you confirm, copy eligible image and PDF attachments onto the work order
  • You confirm before a work order exists
  • Disconnect it from Resolve or from your Google account at any time

You confirm before anything is created

The add-on proposes. A person accepts. Attachments are copied only if you say so. The work order is then a normal Resolve job — schedule it, assign it, or leave it in Draft.

Photos and PDFs come along

Eligible image and PDF attachments on the open message can be copied onto the work order, so the crew is not hunting a forwarded thread for the picture.

Lands as a draft

The job is a Resolve work order from the first second. Put it on the calendar, assign a crew, or leave it in Draft until you know who is going.

Your organisation turns it on

Connecting it is a separate, explicit step. Sign in with Google does not turn it on. Use of Google user data follows Google's Limited Use policy.

A Tuesday

From the open message to a job

The email is already open

A property manager wrote. You are looking at the message. That is the only mail the add-on reads.

Propose the work order

Building, requester, description. Check it. Attach the photos if they belong on the job.

It is a Resolve job

Schedule it, assign it, or leave it in Draft. From here it is the same record as any other work order.

See it on your buildings

Early-access demos, with a person. We'll say plainly whether it fits how you work.

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