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Client emails

The full email history with one client account, plus a composer for new messages. Sort, filter sent vs. received, and pick a saved template to pre-fill subject and body.

Where to find it
Client profile → Emails tab
Who can use it
Anyone with access to clients. Composing requires your email integration to be set up.

The Emails tab on a client profile gathers every email exchanged with this client account. Threads sit on the left; the selected one opens on the right.

The Emails tab. Threads on the left, the selected message body on the right.

The layout

Three controls at the top:

  • New email — opens the composer.
  • Filter — two checkboxes: Show sent and Show received.
  • Sort — newest first or oldest first.

Two columns below: thread list on the left, viewer on the right. The newest email is automatically selected on open.

Composing a new email

Click New email. A compose panel opens.

  1. Pick a template (optional)

    If your team has saved client templates, pick one. Subject and body fill in automatically. Merge tags (like the client name or contact name) are replaced when you send.

  2. Edit subject and body

    Both are rich-text — formatting, links, images all work.

  3. Attach files (optional)

    Drag in files from your computer, or pick from the client’s Files tab.

  4. Send

    The email goes out through your email integration and appears in the thread list immediately.

Reading and replying

Click any thread on the left to read it on the right — full body, sender, recipient, date, attachments. Replies are picked up automatically when your email integration is connected — no manual refresh needed.

Who can do what

What you want to do

What you need

Read the email history

Access to the client

Send a new email

Access to the client + an email integration on your profile

Tips

  • Use client-specific templates. A template that uses {clientName} automatically personalises each send.
  • Filter sent-only to review your outreach. When prepping for a quarterly check-in call, switching to sent-only helps you remember what you’ve already covered.
  • Pair emails with comments. When you send something significant — a contract draft, a pricing proposal — drop a quick internal comment with the date and what you sent. Future you will thank you.