Most project delays start with a client who didn't send feedback and an account lead who didn't notice. Loop tracks each request, nudges you when it goes quiet, and closes it the moment the client replies.
Each of these started as an email. With Loop, each one has a due date and shows up in the morning digest until it’s answered.
A follow-up that's two days late shows up in the morning digest before it becomes a missed launch date.
Leads see what everyone on the team is waiting on, across every client, in one list.
Gmail, Outlook, Superhuman, or mail on your phone. If it can BCC, it works with Loop.
Not if you BCC. BCC recipients are hidden from everyone else on the email.
Yes. Add any follow-up by hand with who owes it and when, and it behaves like one that came in by email.
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