Multi-channel inbox triage tool

Not every message deserves your attention right now. Cold helps you find the ones that do.

When your conversations are spread across Gmail, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and Slack, triage isn't a feature — it's a full-time job. You open four apps, scan for what's urgent, miss something important, and repeat tomorrow.

Cold pulls every channel into one inbox and does the triage for you. Messages are prioritised by relationship strength, recency, and deal context — not by which app pinged you last.

What high performing startups use Cold's triage for:

• Scanning every active conversation across all channels in a single view
• Surfacing the highest-priority messages first — based on relationship value, not timestamp
• Flagging conversations that have gone quiet and need a nudge
• Separating signal from noise across high-volume inboxes
• Getting through the inbox faster with AI-drafted replies ready to send

How it works:

Cold connects to Gmail, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and Slack and pulls every conversation into one prioritised inbox. Relationship strength scoring ranks messages by what actually matters — the warmth of the relationship, the stage of the deal, how long since you last replied. You work through the inbox once. Cold handles the rest.

Frequently Asked Questions

What channels does Cold triage? Gmail, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and Slack.

How does Cold decide what to prioritise? Cold ranks conversations by relationship strength, last contact date, and deal context — not just chronological order.

Is Cold just a notification aggregator? No. Cold reads the content and context of conversations to surface what matters, not just where the latest ping came from.

Does Cold work for individuals or teams? Both. Individual users get a personal prioritised inbox. Teams get shared visibility across all active conversations.

Does Cold integrate with my CRM? Yes. Cold syncs automatically to Attio, HubSpot, and Salesforce.

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