Scribe installs into your Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 once. Cullari & Wardell handles the setup. Every person in your firm gets a 7am brief, a sender memory that spans every mailbox in the firm (attributed, and scoped to what each user can see), and drafts ready to review. Nothing leaves your inbox without you.
Nine threads since yesterday. Two need you today.
Daily Brief
Auto-sent Replies
Lawyers, advisors, and clinic administrators read 80 to 200 messages a day. Each one represents the firm. Reply too late and a client feels dropped. Reply too fast and the wrong thing goes out under your name. Scribe is the inbox brief that fills that gap, and never sends a reply for you.
Everything Scribe is, and everything it is not, comes down to these two lines. We will not move them.
Domain-wide delegation in Google Workspace, or application permissions in Microsoft 365, signed off by your administrator. One install. No per-seat login. No employee onboarding. When a new person joins your firm, Scribe is already there.
The draft is the gift. The signature is yours. We do not ship a send button, an opt-in send button, or an opt-out send button. Auto-sending agents are not a feature we declined to build. They are a feature we will not build.
A single message lands in the inbox at 7am local. It says what needs a reply today, what is for your information, and what was filed quietly. No app to open. No new window to learn.
Open any sender's card and Scribe surfaces the full history that anyone at your firm has had with that contact, attributed by mailbox. Who they work for. What your partner last discussed with them. What was promised. What remains open. A chatbot or thread-summary button cannot do this; the memory has to span the firm to be useful.
When a thread needs you, Scribe writes the reply it thinks you would write, in your voice, and lands it in your drafts folder. Edit, approve, or discard. You press send. Always.
Gmail · Business Starter and above
Installed via domain-wide delegation from your admin console. One service account. No per-user OAuth. Scribe reads the threads it needs, writes drafts into your drafts folder, and audit-logs every action.
Outlook · Business Standard and above
Installed via Microsoft Graph application permissions, consented once by your tenant admin. Scribe reads mailboxes you authorize, drafts replies into the Outlook drafts folder, and the same audit log applies. Same product, same rules.
Where a missed reply is a malpractice exposure, and an unauthorized send is a sanctionable event.
Trust & estates · Litigation · M&A counselWhere every client message is a fiduciary touch. Scribe remembers the last review meeting and the open allocation question.
RIAs · Family offices · Boutique wealthWhere the office manager handles vendor invoices, payor follow-ups, and referral coordination. Patient communication belongs in the portal; Scribe sits on the operational mail around it.
Vendor and payor email · Referral coordination · Practice administrationWhere the owner runs four stores and reads every chemical-supplier email, every manager check-in, and every angry Google review. Scribe organizes the queue and hands off the right thing to the right person.
Multi-store operators · Franchise groups · Pickup and deliveryYour team keeps the inbox they already know. Scribe does not ask anyone to learn a new client, install a new app, or move their workflow. The brief arrives in Gmail or Outlook. The drafts appear in Drafts. That is the entire client surface.
Lives alongside, not in front of.Gemini and Copilot summarize what is in front of you when you ask. Scribe runs while you sleep, brings you a triaged brief at seven, and remembers every sender across every conversation. The brief lands before you open your laptop.
Memory that survives the thread.A growing class of products send mail under your name without showing you first. Scribe will never be one of them. For lawyers, advisors, and any firm whose reply is the firm, that line is not a constraint. It is the product.
Scribe drafts. You send.Gemini summarizes the thread you are looking at, when you ask. Scribe runs while you sleep, delivers a triaged morning brief at 7am, and remembers every sender across every mailbox in your firm with attribution. When your partner opens a contact's sender card, the brief tells them what you have been emailing that contact about, scoped to what they are allowed to see. Gemini does not have that memory. Most firms keep Gemini and add Scribe.
Same answer, on the Microsoft 365 side. Plus: Cullari & Wardell installs and manages Scribe for you. Your IT team does not take on another vendor. Your office manager does not learn another tool.
No. Ever. Drafts are the product. You press send. There is no setting, no toggle, no enterprise tier that changes this. It is structural.
No. The morning brief arrives in their inbox. Drafts appear in their drafts folder. Scribe lives alongside Gmail or Outlook, never in front of it. Day one looks like day zero, with one new message at seven and one less reply to write at nine.
Sender briefs are firm-scoped: any partner opening a contact's card sees the cross-mailbox summary with attribution, filtered to the mailboxes that partner is allowed to access. Each tenant gets its own encryption key. Thread context follows the project or matter it belongs to, so privileged matters stay private to their members. Every read and every draft is audit-logged. Your administrator can revoke any person, any project, at any time.
Cullari & Wardell does. We run domain-wide delegation in your Google admin console, or grant application permissions in your Microsoft 365 admin center. One administrator, one consent dialog, one signed-off form. Your team does nothing.
Talk to Cullari & Wardell about Scribe for your firm. We will scope the install, set the verticals you need, and ship the first brief inside a week.