Rosetta is an AI email workspace. It reads every email your business receives, extracts the details you need, and drafts the replies and documents for your approval.
1,247 people emailed this firm about an injury claim. Rosetta read all of them the moment they arrived, no one triaging a queue, no one deciding what to open first. Each sender becomes a tracked contact with a status you can see at a glance.
This is the work a person used to do by hand: read the message, find the date, the diagnosis, the bills, the carrier, the claim number, then retype them somewhere else. Rosetta lifts all twelve fields in about four seconds, and drafts the reply that asks for what's still missing.
A workbook is your intake form for the machine. Name the details you need (claimant, date of incident, medical bills, statute deadline) and Rosetta finds them in every email that follows, no matter how each person happens to word it.
A checkpoint watches the record and fires the moment the fields it needs are filled. Here: total the specials, apply the firm's multiplier, draft the demand letter, and flag any statute deadline inside 90 days, without anyone remembering to start it.
The thing you actually wanted: a clean register with every claimant, every figure, every deadline, totalled and ready to work from. This is the output a contracted team would have spent weeks assembling by hand.
Lay a document out once with placeholders, and Rosetta fills it exactly from the record: names, dates, amounts, totals computed. Demand letters, retainers, records requests. Filled in seconds, per matter, with the figures guaranteed to match the file.
What Rosetta is
Rosetta is an AI email workspace for teams whose work arrives by email: legal intake, insurance submissions, banking applications, public-sector casework, inbound sales. It connects to the mailboxes you authorize, reads what arrives, extracts the details you have defined, keeps a live record per sender, and drafts the replies, spreadsheets and documents, every outgoing action waiting on your approval.
The old way
Open the email. Hunt for the details. Switch apps. Retype a dozen fields. Do it again, hundreds of times. At volume you don’t solve that with software, you solve it by contracting it out and waiting weeks. Rosetta absorbs that work, so your people start at the decision instead of the data entry.
Checkpoints
A checkpoint is a standing instruction on a workbook: when these fields are all filled, do this. You write the task in plain English. Rosetta runs it with the record in hand: computing figures, saving research, drafting a reply for your approval, generating the finished document, and a later checkpoint can fire on the fields it just wrote. That is how a whole back-office procedure ends up running itself.
Dormant until every field it depends on is filled, so it never runs on a half-read email.
Anything past a threshold you set stops and asks for a human: above authority, outside appetite, deadline too close.
Fields one checkpoint writes can complete the conditions for the next, so multi-step procedures run end to end.
Connect a mailbox and watch the first email get read, extracted and drafted, in under two minutes.