Shared team inbox.
Your entire team gets one shared view. No duplicate outreach, no dropped context when someone is unavailable, no client falling through the cracks between team members.
Sektra connects to your team's Gmail, tracks every client conversation, and sends a daily digest of the relationships that need attention - so nothing important goes quiet.
Three quiet jobs running every day in the background of your team's inbox, so nothing important goes quiet.
Your entire team gets one shared view. No duplicate outreach, no dropped context when someone is unavailable, no client falling through the cracks between team members.
Click any contact and see everything that matters. Commitments made, questions pending, tone of recent exchanges, next steps. Walk into any client call fully prepared in 30 seconds.
Every morning Sektra tells you which clients need attention today, which questions went unanswered, and which relationships are going quiet. Nothing important gets missed.
OAuth connection. We never store your password. Disconnect anytime.
It indexes your inbox, understands who matters, and maps the relationship context buried across months of threads.
Unanswered questions, cold relationships, broken promises, follow-ups overdue. Sektra finds them before you notice they’re missing.
Every morning. Ranked by urgency. With the actual reason each relationship surfaced - not just a name, but the specific thing that needs your attention.
A follow-up that never happened. A question that went unanswered for two weeks. A client who moved on quietly because nobody on the team realised they were waiting.
The problem is never intention. It is always visibility.
CRMs were supposed to fix this. They didn't. Because CRM requires humans to log every interaction manually. Nobody does it consistently. So the data goes stale, the tool gets abandoned, and relationships still fall through the cracks.
Sektra doesn't ask your team to change how they work. It reads what is already in your inbox and tells you what matters before it is too late.