Create, forward, and manage drafts in Chat
Ask Chat to compose, reply to, or forward an email, find an existing draft, and make a confirmed draft change.
Create, reply to, or forward an email#
Try “Draft an email to Morgan about Friday’s showing,” “Reply to the latest message from Lee,” or “Forward the inspection email to Priya with a note about the repair estimate.” Include the message or thread when several could match. If Chat offers choices, select the right one before continuing.
For a forward, name the recipient and any note to include. For a reply, Chat uses the selected thread. Review the recipients, subject, body, and any attachments in the draft editor. See Edit and send drafts from Chat.
Find or change an existing draft#
Ask Chat to find drafts by recipient, subject, or another detail, then choose the intended draft if several match. You can ask Chat to change the recipient, subject, body, or attachments, or to rewrite the wording. The editor shows save status for edits made there. A rewrite requested in chat may be staged; review it and confirm or ask for a correction.
To remove an existing draft, identify it and ask Chat to delete it. Review the staged action and confirm only if it names the draft you intend to remove. If the editor has unsaved changes, resolve that warning before switching drafts. See Unsaved draft changes in Chat.
Send the draft#
Review the completed draft and click Send in the editor. Chat does not send a draft just because it created or updated one. If Chat separately stages a send action in the conversation, read its details and confirm that request before it runs. See Understand Chat confirmations.