Mercury by Qezaro · AI sales assistant for Outlook

Your replies, drafted before you open your inbox.

Mercury reads your Outlook, calendar, and CRM, then prepares reply drafts and follow-ups in your voice. Every morning, and as new mail arrives. You review and send. It never sends on its own.

Works inside the tools you already use

Microsoft 365OutlookTeamsHubSpotDynamics 365
See Mercury in action

The product

Your whole sales morning, on one screen.

This is what Mercury builds while you sleep: a ranked list with the work already done, not another inbox to manage.

app.qezaro.com/mercury
Mercury dashboard: a ranked morning list with reply drafts ready, a flagged churn signal, meeting pre-briefs, and daily stats
  • 1The morning scan: everything triaged and ranked
  • 2Reply drafts, already in your Outlook
  • 3Pre-briefs for today's meetings
  • 4Quiet accounts resurfaced, drafts included

Product preview · sample data

How it works

From full inbox to review-and-send.

Six things Mercury does so you don't have to. Scroll: the screen on the right is what you'd actually see.

01

It reads everything you'd have to.

Overnight and all day, Mercury reads your whole mailbox, your calendar, Teams, and your CRM. Full context, before a single word gets written.

02

It sorts out what matters.

Every thread gets a verdict: draft a reply, flag it for your judgment, ask for your input, or skip the noise. You get a short ranked list, not a pile.

03

It writes the reply.

In your voice, grounded in the deal, the thread, and your calendar. The draft lands in your Outlook, signature and links intact.

04

You review. You send.

Edit inline, regenerate, or send as-is. Every email is sent by you, always. Mercury has no button that emails a customer without you.

05

It keeps watch all day.

New mail is triaged the moment it lands. And promises resurface when they're due, even when there's no new email to remind anyone.

06

Your CRM catches up by itself.

Mercury proposes the updates it watched happen: log the call, advance the deal. One click from you, and the record is honest again.

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Connected context

Outlook34 new emails · every folder
Calendar6 meetings this week
Teams3 threads mention you
HubSpot12 open deals
Full picture assembled28 threads cross-checked against 12 deals and 6 meetings

Classifying 28 threads

MSMaria Schneider Re: Integration timelineDraft a reply
TBTom Bauer Re: Q3 renewal termsYour judgment
OLOtto Lindgren Q3 terms for Pro?Needs your input
SWSaaS Weekly 10 growth tactics for Q3Noise · skipped
DPDPD Your parcel is on its wayNoise · skipped
Your list this morning: 3 of 28Ranked by deal size, days waiting, and promises made

Drafting · in your voice

CMCarla Mendes · Re: Q4 expansion"Could you recap the options from our QBR, plus Enterprise terms?" · 3 days ago
HubSpot · Q4 expansion dealThread · Apr QBRCalendar · free Thu

Re: Q4 expansion conversation

✓ Saved to your Outlook Drafts · signature intact

Your review · edit anything inline

Re: Q4 expansion conversation

Hi Carla,

Picking up where we left off on the Q4 expansion. Short version of the three options below. Let's skip option C, it never fit your setup.

I can walk your finance team through the numbers on Thursday.

Edit hereRegenerateSnoozeSend
✓ Sent from your Outlook · logged to the deal

Midday · 11:12

New email · Anna Roos · Roos & Partners
ARAnna Roos Question about onboarding timelineClassifying…Draft ready
and three weeks from now

Wake date reached

Linda Park said "let's talk after the summer break." It's after the summer break, and no one had to remember.

Follow-up drafted

Proposed CRM updates · Mendes Indústria

Log yesterday's call with Carla Mendes
Move Q4 expansion deal to Negotiation
Set wake date for the pricing recap you promised
Approve allEditDismiss

Proposed, never written silently. Your CRM stays honest.

What you get

Built to be trusted with your inbox.

One agent with all your context, and deliberate limits on what it does with it.

Generic AI tool

"I hope this email finds you well. I wanted to touch base regarding our previous conversation and circle back on next steps…"

Mercury, trained on your sent mail

"Hi Maria, good news on the rollout question. Short answer: main entity first, subsidiaries two weeks apart…"

Your openerYour sign-offYour signature

Your voice, not "AI voice."

Mercury learns how you write from your own sent mail: openers, sign-offs, length, the phrases you avoid. Drafts read like you on a good morning.

Draft a replyYour judgmentNoise · skipped
3 of 28 made this morning's list

Selective, not spammy.

Not every email gets a draft. Mercury triages first, and drafts only what's worth sending.

HubSpot · €45k proposalThread · May 15Calendar · Thursday free

Grounded in your data.

Every draft is built from the deal, the thread, and your calendar. HubSpot or Dynamics 365 CE.

Inbox Focused & Other Archive Subfolders

Reads the whole mailbox.

Rules, tabs, and archiving hide mail from lesser tools. Nothing hides context from Mercury.

"I'll send pricing by Friday"Friday 07:30 · draft waiting

Follow-ups that actually happen.

Commitments, wake dates, and threads gone quiet resurface on the right morning, already drafted, even with no new email to trigger them.

Mercury drafts & proposesYou send & approve

You approve everything.

It drafts, you send. It proposes, you click. Enforced product behavior, not a setting.

Try it yourself

Feel what a Mercury morning is like.

A sample morning, fully wired. Open a draft, give Otto an answer in your own words, approve a CRM update. See how it feels when the work is already done.

Three things to try
MercurySales Assistant
Tue 07:32YO
Daily scan · completed 07:32 · sample data
5 items need you. 2 drafts already in your Outlook. 1 waiting on your input.

Why this surfaced

Maria asked three questions about rollout sequencing on May 15. You answered two. The third has been waiting since, and the deal is in Proposal.

Draft waiting in your Outlook

HubSpot · €45k dealThread · May 15Written in German, like the thread

Re: Integration timeline, next steps

Hallo Maria, vielen Dank für Ihre Geduld. Zu Ihrer offenen Frage zur Rollout-Reihenfolge: bei ähnlichen Multi-Entity-Setups beginnen wir mit der Hauptgesellschaft, die Tochtergesellschaften folgen im Abstand von zwei bis drei Wochen…

New email · 06:48 · classified sensitive

"…to be transparent, we are evaluating alternatives, and the price increase is harder to justify given the support issues this year. Can we talk this week?"

Context Mercury pulled before waking you up

Two support tickets open longer than 14 days. The April QBR was cancelled from their side. No meeting in 90 days.
Mercury didn't auto-draft this one. Some emails deserve your judgment before your speed. It flags, briefs you, and stays out of the way.

New email · 08:12

"Hi, could you send me the Q3 terms for the Pro plan with the BC connector? We're putting the annual budget together this week. Thanks, Otto"
Mercury won't guess at your pricing. Give it the answer, and it writes the email around it. Type anything below.

Why a call, not an email

Linda ran three POC sessions with her engineering team, then said "let me sync with finance." Twelve days of silence since. A canned nudge won't move this. A call might.

Talking points Mercury prepared

Open with the POC results her team measured. Address the integration concern her engineering lead raised in session two. Then ask directly: is finance the blocker, or something else?

Proposed changes · nothing is written without you

Log yesterday's call with Carla Mendes. Move the Q4 expansion deal to Negotiation. Set a follow-up wake date for the pricing recap you promised.

All sample data. Everything is clickable, and nothing you do here is real.

Compared honestly

Great tools. You still do the writing.

Where each tool genuinely helps, and where the work still lands back on you.

CapabilityGeneric AI email toolsSuperhuman · Shortwave · ChatGPTCRM copilotsCopilot for Sales · HubSpot BreezeMercuryby Qezaro
When drafting happensWhen you askWhen you ask, inside the CRMBefore you ask: every morning, and as mail arrives
What the draft knowsThe thread in front of itThe CRM record you have openYour mailbox, calendar, Teams, and CRM together
Whose voice it writes inA polite AI voiceTemplates and snippetsYours, learned from your sent mail
Follow-upsYou remember themReminders you configureRemembered, resurfaced, and pre-drafted
Your CRM afterwardsUntouchedUpdated if you type it inProposed updates, one click to approve

All of them are good at what they do. Mercury's job is the part they leave with you: the writing, done ahead of time, in your voice, with you in control.

FAQ

Questions careful buyers ask.

Does Mercury ever send an email on its own?

Mercury

Never. I write drafts into your Outlook Drafts folder and propose CRM changes for your click. Sending an email and approving an update are always yours. That is enforced product behavior, not a setting someone can misconfigure.

What do we need to run it?

Mercury

Microsoft 365 with Outlook (and Teams, if you use it), plus HubSpot or Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE as your CRM. Connecting accounts takes a few minutes; I then do a one-time read of recent history to learn your relationships and your voice.

How do you write in my voice?

Mercury

From your own sent mail: your openers, sign-offs, typical length, and the phrases you avoid. Drafts use your real Outlook signature and formatting, and they get closer over time as I see what you edit before sending.

What does it cost?

Mercury

Pricing isn't published yet. Mercury is pre-launch, and the team is finalizing pricing with the first customers; they'd rather show no numbers than the wrong ones. Waitlist members hear it first.

Where does our data go?

Mercury

It's processed in your region, EU or North America, with least-privilege access and a full audit log of everything I do. I run on Anthropic's Claude models, with EU data residency available. The Security page covers the details.

What happens with sensitive emails?

Mercury

I hold back. A churn signal, a legal question, an angry thread: those get flagged with a briefing and cross-system context, not an auto-draft. Some emails deserve your judgment before your speed.

We buy through a Microsoft Partner. Does that work?

Mercury

Yes. Mercury is sold direct and through Microsoft Partners. If you are a partner evaluating it for your clients, mention that when you join the waitlist and the team will set up a partner conversation.

Something else on your mind? Book a demo and ask a human.

Trust & safety

Wary of AI in your inbox? Good.

You approve everything

Draft-don't-send and propose-don't-write are enforced behaviors, not settings.

Data stays in your region

EU and North America residency, with least-privilege access to your systems.

Hardened against hostile email

Built-in safeguards against prompt-injection emails that try to hijack an assistant.

Every action logged

A full audit trail of everything Mercury reads, drafts, and proposes.

How Mercury handles security →

Open Outlook to a to-do list that's already done.

Mercury is opening to its first customers soon. Waitlist members get first access, and hear pricing before it's published.

No pricing games, no spam. Prefer a conversation? Book a demo