Cirel Mail

Writes like someone who works there.

August lives in Cirel Mail with an address of his own. He knows your business, writes without a single tell that a machine wrote it, attaches the right thing from your sales material, and keeps the thread alive until there is an answer.

Nordlys Reklame/ Cirel MailMotion

Cirel Mail

August's own inbox · august@nordlys.dk

InboxSequencesKnowledge
Nordlys Reklame
Your quote · Mikkel Iversen
DraftingNow
Storm & Lund
Did the numbers work for you?
NudgedDay 3
Lindqvist Revision
Re: pricing for 2 seats
Needs youDay 5
Egeskov Byg A/S
Signed copy attached
RepliedDay 2
Hedeby Maskin
Booking link for Wednesday
SentDay 1
Nordkant Digital
Follow-up · day 3
QueuedMon
Your quoteto Mikkel Iversen
August plugs into your stack
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The problem

Eighty percent of deals die between the call and the email arriving.

Send me something, they say. Three days later the email is still in someone's head and the deal is somewhere else. August closes that gap to seconds.

Cirel Mail

A colleague with an inbox, not a sequence tool.

He works out of Cirel Mail, on your rules, with your material at hand — and you can take the keyboard off him mid-thread whenever you want it.

He lives in Cirel Mail

A real inbox, not a sequence tool bolted onto one. He sends from business@cirelmail.com out of the box, or from your own address on your own domain, depending on your plan. Replies come back to the same place he reads.

No tells

No em dashes doing the work of a comma, no "I hope this email finds you well", no three-paragraph windup. He writes the way a good rep at your company writes: short, specific, and about them.

He knows the business

What you sell, what it costs, what you will and will not promise, what was said on the call an hour ago. The mail is built from that rather than from a template with the company name substituted in.

Your sales arsenal, used on cue

Load the case studies, the price sheet, the one-pager, the reference list. You say in advance what each one is ammunition for, and he reaches for the right one when the reply calls for it instead of attaching everything.

Your cadence, your stop rule

You decide how soon the first mail goes, how often he nudges, in what tone, and when to leave someone alone. A reply always ends the sequence. Take the keyboard mid-thread whenever you want and he steps back.

A button away in every tab

The Cirel Mail extension puts him beside you in LinkedIn, Gmail, Outlook and your CRM. He reads the thread on screen and drafts the reply in your voice, with the same knowledge of the account.

What the extension does

The extension

He is a button away, wherever you already work.

Install Cirel Mail in Chrome and the same August turns up as a bar inside the tools you have open all day. He reads what is on the screen, drafts the reply in your voice, and you send it — or you let him.

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  1. Reads the thread, drafts the reply

    The whole conversation, not the last message. One keystroke and the draft is in the box you were already typing in, in the language the thread is written in.

  2. Rewrite this, but…

    Tell him what to change in a sentence — shorter, warmer, drop the price, ask for the meeting — and he rewrites what is in the compose box rather than starting over.

  3. Tone and format on a dial

    Straight to it, professional, formal mail, or a text message. Same content, pitched for where it is going to be read.

  4. Attaches from your sales arsenal

    The case study, the price sheet, the one-pager — pulled from the material you already told him what each piece is for, without leaving the tab.

  5. Looks the person up in Intelligence

    Who they are, what the company does, the direct line, the signal that fired. Beside the message, before you answer it.

  6. Offers a time and moves the deal

    Free slots straight out of Cirel Appointments, and the lead's status changed from the same panel, so the CRM is right without a second tab.

One inbox for every quote, every reply, every nudge.

August writes while the call is still live, answers what comes back, and keeps the thread going until someone says yes or no. You set the rules he works to.

Outbox4 in flight
Subject
Trigger
State
Quote · Nordwind
Sent on call
Delivered
Re: your quote
Inbound reply
Answered
We tried to reach you
No answer
Queued
Nudge · day 3
Cadence
Scheduled
Send

The email goes out during the call

Quote, confirmation, or booking link, drafted and sent while the customer is still on the line. It is already in their inbox by the time they hang up.

Quote sent 14:02On the call
They repliedInbound
Answered · 40 secAugust
Meeting bookedAugust
Reply

He answers when they write back

August has a real inbox of his own. Replies land in it, he reads them, answers them, and books the meeting without waking you up.

Sequence · Missed callsAuto-send
Sends fromYour domain
First mailWithin 60 sec
ThenDay 3 · day 8
Stop on replyAlways
Mail 1RepliedNudge
Chase

Nobody picked up? He writes anyway

A we tried to reach you email goes out, and a redial is queued for a smarter hour. Gone quiet for three days, he nudges. Interested, he hands the thread to you.

Thread summaryAnswered
MeetingThu 11:00 · 30 minthread:9f2a…c704
Handled byAugust · follow-up
SyncHubSpot · 2-way
Quote.pdf attached · logged
Prove

The whole thread lives with the call

Every mail, reply, and attachment is threaded onto the call record and written back to your CRM, on one shared Memory so nobody asks the customer the same question twice.

How it works

From send me something to a signed reply.

Connect the mailbox, approve the templates, set the cadence, and let him write from the moment the call starts.

Draft · while you talkCall live · 02:41
MikkelCan you send me something in writing?
AugustWriting it now - quote and spec sheet.
Draft so far"Hi Mikkel, good to talk just now. Here isthe quote we went through - 4 units, 12 weeks."
DraftReady before you hang up
His inboxm.hansen@nordwind.dk
Subject
State
Quote · Nordwind
Just now
Re: delivery week 12
Read
Call ended
14:01
Mail sent
14:02
Opened
14:06
Re: Quote · NordwindAnswered · 40 sec
He wrote back · 14:31"Looks good. Can we do 6 units instead of 4?And when could we go through it?"
August answered · 14:32"Six works - revised quote attached.Thursday 11:00 with Anna?"
Missed call · +45 20 44 12No answer
Queued · goes out 15:10"We tried to reach you""Here is what we would have covered - and a linkto pick a time that suits you."
CadenceMail 1 of 3
Handed overWarm
What he asked"Send me the contract - who signs it?"Buying signal · asked for terms
OwnerAnna · sales
Threads
214
Answered
196
Handed over
18

Works with the inbox your team already opens every morning.

The quote is out before the call ends.

  1. Connect the mailbox

    One click on Google or Microsoft, and August has an inbox of his own.

  2. Set the rules

    Cadence, tone, and when to stop. Read every template before it sends.

  3. Watch the replies

    He answers what comes back and hands you the ones worth your time.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know. Can't find an answer? Talk to our team.

The inbox August works out of. It is a real mailbox with a real address, not a sending tool with a queue attached — so a follow-up, a reply, a forward and a hand-off to a human all happen in one place, next to the call recording they came from.