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Abmora

Solution

For agencies turning a busy inbox into tracked work per client

An agency inbox is a firehose: revisions, approvals, new requests, and deadlines across every client at once. Mora reads it and sorts the work by client, so nothing from a paying account gets buried under everything else.

The problem

What gets lost in email

At an agency, requests arrive faster than anyone can log them. A client asks for a revision in a thread, an approval comes in as a one-line reply, a deadline moves in passing. Multiply that across every account and things fall through the cracks, usually the small ones that annoy clients most.

Account context lives in scattered threads and in whichever team member happened to handle it. When someone's out, the relationship history is hard to reconstruct.

How Mora helps

From inbox to organized work

Requests become tracked work

Mora pulls revisions, approvals, and new asks out of email as tasks with deadlines, each tied to the client, so account work is visible instead of buried in threads.

A record per account, automatically

Every client gets a self-building record with a brief, health status, and open asks, so anyone on the team can see where an account stands.

Deadlines and follow-ups caught

Dates mentioned in email surface on the calendar, and Mora tracks what clients owe you and what you owe them.

Routing and reply drafts

Mora can suggest who each email is for and route a class of mail to the right teammate, and drafts replies in your voice to keep responses fast.

Why it fits

Different from a generic CRM or task manager

A generic CRM is built for a sales pipeline, not for the day-to-day flow of client requests an agency actually runs on. Mora is built around the inbox where that work lives.
A project tool holds tasks but someone has to enter them from email. Mora extracts them automatically and keeps them tied to the account and the source message.

A realistic workflow

How a single email plays out

A client replies "approved, but can we get the new banner by Friday?" Mora reads it, marks the approval, creates a task for the banner due Friday tied to that account, updates the client record, and suggests the teammate who handles their creative. The account lead sees it all without digging through the thread.

Questions

Mora for marketing agencies

Can it handle a shared account inbox?
Yes. Mora reads the mail, sorts work by client, and can suggest who an email is intended for and route categories of mail to the right teammate. Full multi-seat roles are still developing.
Does it work across all our clients at once?
That's the point. Mora sorts everything by client and company, so a busy multi-account inbox becomes tracked work per account.

See what your business looks like when the inbox organizes itself.

Connect Gmail, give Mora a few minutes with your recent mail, then open Clients and Tasks. Request access and we'll set you up.