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Emails, tasks, and calls come together in a single inbox with the next step already drafted, so you can breeze through your day
Start with what matters. Cartograph intelligently prioritizes your inbox across calls, emails, and tasks so that what's first actually needs you first
Needs attention2
- Expedite PO 24103 — 12 housingsBCSep 24
- Resolve the short delivery on PO 24117BCSep 21
Open2
- Confirm the ship date on PO 24130BCSep 25
- Review Titan Fasteners' open ordersBCOct 1
Scout is working2
- Check PO 24122 is on trackBCSep 26
- Verify Keystone Mill's lead timesSep 28
Always know where it stands. Every task carries its plan, its records, and who is driving it, so nobody has to ask for an update
[01]
Know exactly why Scout needs you
A blue mark means a task is waiting on a person, and it always says why.
[02]
Late plans speak up early
When the steps left cannot finish before the due date, the plan says so while there is still time to trim, run steps side by side, or escalate.
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Ready for the work you already do
Nine supply chain task types ship with the product, from confirming an order to expediting a late one. Add your own for anything else.
Hand it off. Stay in charge. You set what Scout Agent may send on its own, and you can read back every decision either of you made
Scout Agent leads
Scout Agent resolves this task end-to-end on its own, including interacting with external parties. Scout Agent pulls you in for escalations or when your approval is required.
Scout Agent assists
Scout Agent assists with the resolution, including researching, planning, and drafting communications. You approve all key actions, and can suggest alternatives.
Just me
Scout Agent will not run on this task.
- BCBen Carter handed this to Scout AgentMon 09:12
- Scout Agent sent an emailMon 09:14
- Scout Agent called, but nobody picked upTue 11:02
- Scout Agent flagged this: it needs an answerTue 11:05
- BCBen Carter declined thisAsk about splitting the shipment first.Tue 11:30
- BCBen Carter approved with editsTue 14:20
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- Inbox & TasksOne queue for email and tasks
- Phone & EmailReach suppliers where they answer
- TriggersRight task, right time
- Ask ScoutAnalyze, and execute with AI
- Handoff to ScoutTake work off your team’s plate
FAQ
No. You connect the mailbox you already use, and Cartograph reads and sends through it. Mail you archive, move, or delete here is archived, moved, or deleted in your real mailbox too, so the two never disagree.
Yes. Give your workspace its own address, such as purchasing@, and it appears as a team inbox with its own folders. Any thread can also be shared with everyone on its task or with your whole workspace, so nobody forwards a chain.
A task is the work itself, with an owner, a due date, a priority, and a plan of steps. Emails and calls attach to it, so the thread is the evidence and the task is what has to happen. Both arrive in the same queue.
Only when it leads a task and your settings let it send from that mailbox. Otherwise it asks first. You see the draft, who it goes to, and why you are being asked, and you can change the draft before you approve it.
Scout Agent reads each new thread. When the thread concerns work already open, it suggests linking the two, and one click does it. A linked thread leaves your mail list and sits on the task with the rest of its history.
It stops and flags the task for attention instead of guessing. The flag always gives one of four reasons: it hit a problem, it needs your input, the work is behind schedule, or the task was started without the details its type requires.
No. Nine supply chain task types ship with the product, from confirming an order to expediting a late one. Your admins can add your own types for any other work, each with its own icon and colour.