Folio · Screen recording · 23 seconds
Replying from the right business, twice.
Run three businesses out of one inbox and every reply is a chance to answer as the wrong company. Twenty-three seconds of the running product, narrated — no slides, no mockups, nothing cut.
press.folio.demo and studio.folio.demo are test domains, not customers.The same two clicks, twice.
- The letter arrived onpress.folio.demoThe reply left fromnina.hollis@press.folio.demo
- The letter arrived onstudio.folio.demoThe reply left fromnina.hollis@studio.folio.demo
No menu was opened and nothing was changed between the two. The From address is chosen from the address the letter was served on — which is why the second reply needs no more thought than the first.
What happens, in order
- 0:00
One message list. Eight letters, three identities — each letter carries the colour of the address it was served on.
- 0:03
A letter that arrived on the press address is opened. Above the reply button the inbox states, before anything is clicked, which address the reply will leave from.
- 0:07
Hit reply, and the From address fills itself in. The composer opens with
From: nina.hollis@press.folio.demoalready set, and dispatching via press.folio.demo beneath it. Nobody touched it. - 0:13
The same two clicks on a letter from the other business. Same composition, different answer:
From: nina.hollis@studio.folio.demo. One instance is a coincidence — the repeat is the rule. - 0:19
Back to the list where it started. Two letters are now marked read, because this was one continuous session rather than a loop of canned clips.