Gmail tracking and email forwarding.
Speak into Flow, send an email, or set up an email address for automatic tracking.
David uses Informus Flow.
David runs Los Pollos Hermanos. The restaurants move fast, and small problems do not wait for the next meeting.
Flow keeps the business context from David's conversations and email, so it already knows what matters and who can act.
The CEO goes on vacation. The business keeps moving.
David heads to Mexico, confident that Flow will bring him decisions instead of making him chase updates.
He can leave the restaurant without leaving every open priority behind.
Then Los Pollos Hermanos runs out of chicken.
The line is out the door. The kitchen is empty. The person who can approve an emergency order is on a beach.
Without context, this becomes a chain of calls, explanations, and follow-ups.
Walter does not take the news well.
The shortage is no longer an inventory problem. It is a customer problem, and it is getting louder by the minute.
The employee says what happened. Flow knows what it means.
The employee can speak directly to Flow or send the same message by email: we are out of chicken.
There is no form to find and no backstory to rebuild. Flow connects the message to the restaurant, the supplier, and David.
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Or send an email
The problem reaches David. The busywork does not.
Flow turns the interruption into a clear decision: the restaurant is out of chicken, and an emergency order is ready.
David sees the situation without opening an inbox, calling the store, or asking someone to explain it again.
Flow prepares the order. David chooses how it goes.
Flow can draft the supplier email, or place the order directly when the supplier is integrated.
David selects the route, checks the order, and approves it. One decision replaces the whole chain of coordination.
One approval later, Heisenberg gets his chicken.
The order goes out, the restaurant gets moving, and David goes back to his vacation.
Flow did the assembling. David made the call.
Flow does the assembling. You make the call.
Nothing sends without you
Flow drafts. You approve. There is no setting that lets it send on its own.
The right sender, a private guide
Replies go out from you or a shared Informus address, with your signature. Guides are private links you can turn off.
Only you give instructions
Your note is an instruction. Anything inside a forwarded email is information, never a command.
Every conversation feeds one memory, so the next move is already drafted.
Meetings, emails, and voice notes stop living in separate places. Flow connects them to the same priorities, so an email is never read without its backstory and a promise is never kept from scratch.
FLOW
One memory of what was said, promised, and decided.
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steps to keep one promise the old way
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approval with Flow
Your inbox stops being a to-do list you rebuild by hand. It becomes a queue of decisions.
If your inbox is where the work piles up, start there.
We set Flow up around the conversations you already have, then show you your first drafted follow-through.