Sometimes you just don’t want to send that email right away, but at the same time you don’t want to forget about sending it the next morning. Or maybe sometimes you wish you could schedule an email to be sent to yourself so you won’t forget something coming up. Luckily for Gmail users, a Swedish company has provided a browser extension that does exactly that. Right Inbox provides a simple plugin for Chrome or Firefox that schedules emails to be sent later- and its all seamlessly integrated into Gmail.
Right Inbox adds a “send later” button right next to the “send” button in Gmail. Clicking it brings up a drop-down menu that gives you a quick shortcut to send the email you’re working on in 1, 2, or 4 hours, as well as just sometime “tomorrow morning” or “tomorrow afternoon”. Users can also schedule a specific time to send the email, with built-in timezone support.
- Email Tracking – Find out who reads and clicks your emails, how many times, and when. Real-time insights on who reads your emails and who’s ignoring you.
- Mail Merge – scale your cold outreach quickly without losing the personal touch. Contact a large number of people with a customized personal message
- Recurring Emails – fed up with sending the same email over and over again? Use the recurring emails feature to send them at intervals that suit you.
- Sequences – send follow-up emails depending on whether the last email has been opened or not.
- Email Templates –Turn your most effective emails into templates you can insert and optimize with one click
- Private Notes – need to keep track of particular details alongside an email contact? Simply use the private notes feature.
