Some answers deserve to be read properly rather than glanced at in a chat. Email a request — or schedule it once — and Noxtill returns a structured business response: revenue, gross profit, orders, bookings, best sellers, outstanding balances and anything that needs attention, with the file attached in the format your accountant asked for.
It also works for the people on your team who live in email rather than apps: a manager can receive a location summary every Monday without ever logging in.
Not a screenshot of a dashboard — a structured document assembled from connected records, with the same numbers your reporting screens show.
Period totals with comparison, plus the margin behind them.
Volume, value, fulfilment status and what is booked next.
Best sellers by revenue and by margin, not just by unit count.
New, returning and lapsed customers over the period.
What is owed, how old it is, and statements ready to send.
Low stock, unanswered reviews and unassigned conversations.
The same engine that answers a chat message answers an email — the difference is the format it comes back in.
In plain language, or use a scheduled report you set up once.
Sales, orders, bookings, stock and credit for the period you named.
Figures, charts and highlights laid out to be read, not decoded.
A readable summary in the body, with PDF, Excel or CSV attached.
Yes. Set the period, the recipients and the format once, and the report arrives on its own.
Yes. Recipients are set per role and per location, so a branch manager sees their site and an owner sees the group.
Yes — both read the same records, so there is nothing to reconcile.
Customer email is a channel in the Unified Inbox, where it sits against the right customer record alongside WhatsApp, SMS and social messages.
Set up your first scheduled business report during the 14-day trial.