Taskpath drafts the reply, prepares the outreach, and files the incoming document — grounded in your own knowledge, cited, and always waiting for your approval before anything is sent or changed. It works over the email, folders, and forms you already use, so your data never has to move.
From a ready-made job to a sent reply — the whole setup and first task, in under a minute.
Every task travels the same path — and the human-approval step is part of the loop, not a setting you can forget.
Work arrives
Email, file, form, or webhook
Gather evidence
Approved sources · cited
Ask a person
Only when it's unsure
Draft
An answer or an action
You approve
Nothing sends first
Done
Logged & auditable
No new place for your team to live — Taskpath runs over what's already there.
A mailbox, a shared folder, a form, or a webhook. Keep everything where it already is.
Start from a ready-made workflow — ask, reply, or intake — or describe your own in plain language.
Trigger it, review the evidence and the draft, approve. You're live.
On the tasks your team already does. Here's what each one actually looks like.
"Hi — you're eligible for a full refund on order 1234. I've started it; you'll see it in 3–5 days."
Support and sales email lands as a task. Taskpath drafts a grounded reply from your knowledge — nothing sends until you approve.
Target · Acme Corp — logistics, 40 staff
"Saw you run on shared mailboxes and Nextcloud — Taskpath drafts the replies your team sends, on your own kit…"
Add a target account. Taskpath drafts a personal, cited message, sends on your approval, keeps the reply on the same thread, and nudges the follow-up if it goes quiet.
Watch a shared folder. Taskpath classifies and files what arrives — and parks anything low-confidence for a human instead of guessing.
Q · What's our refund policy for orders over 30 days?
A · Orders over 30 days qualify for store credit rather than a cash refund.
Point it at your documents. Get cited answers for your team — or a briefing to prep an account before you reach out.
Nothing acts on its own
Nothing external sends until a person approves — the AI never executes on its own.
Grounded, or it says so
Answers are grounded in your approved sources and cited — or it says it doesn't know.
On your own infrastructure
EU-hosted or self-hosted, over the tools you already use. Your data stays put.
We're onboarding a small number of pilots around one workflow at a time. Tell us which one fits, and we'll be in touch.