Inbox to pipeline
An emailed quote request becomes a lead in your CRM with the details extracted, instead of waiting to be noticed.
Communication integration
Keep Gmail. RSG connects it.
A lot of real business still happens in the inbox: quote requests, referrals, vendor threads, and customers replying to an invoice.
RSG connects your Gmail or Google Workspace account so those messages are captured and acted on, and so automated follow-up comes from your own address, not a no-reply sender.
What RSG connects in Gmail
Inbound inquiries, recognized and turned into leads
Outbound follow-up, sent from your own address and threads
Drafted replies, prepared for a person to review and send
Email activity, logged to the matching customer record
What that makes possible
Drafts, not autopilot
Replies to routine questions are drafted for you to approve, so response time drops without giving up control.
Follow-up in the same thread
Reminders and check-ins are sent as replies to the original conversation, where the customer expects them.
Integration availability depends on each platform's API, plan tier, and account permissions, and is verified for your specific accounts during scoping. RSG builds against each platform's published interfaces and does not claim official partnerships with any company listed here. Product names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners.
Already on Gmail? Start there.
On a strategy call we look at how Gmail is set up today, where work is falling between it and your other tools, and what connecting them would involve. You keep the account, the data, and the login.