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GC AI can draft emails directly in chat. When you ask the AI to write, compose, or reply to an email, it creates a structured draft with editable fields that you can copy or open in your email client.
📝 Drafting an Email
Ask GC AI to draft an email in natural language. For example:- “Draft an email to opposing counsel about the scheduling conflict”
- “Write a follow-up email to the vendor about the missing DPA”
- “Reply to this email declining the proposed terms”
- To - Recipient email address(es)
- CC / BCC - Optional additional recipients
- Subject - Email subject line
- Body - The full email text
✏️ Editing Your Draft
The email body appears in an editable text area within the draft card. Revise the wording, add details, or make any changes before sending.📤 Sending Options
Once your draft is ready, you have two options:- Copy - Copies the email body to your clipboard so you can paste it into any email client
- Open in Email Client - Opens a pre-filled compose window in your default email app or Gmail
- Click the dropdown arrow on the button to switch between your default app and Gmail
- Your preference is remembered for future drafts
🔒 Privilege Marking
If you have privilege marking configured in your Personal Profile, a checkbox appears on email drafts:- Check Include privilege marking to prepend your privilege text to both the subject line and body
- Uncheck it to send without the marking
💡 Tips
- GC AI always generates a subject line, even if you don’t specify one
- Provide context about the purpose and tone you want for better results
- You can ask GC AI to revise the draft in a follow-up message, and it generates a new draft card
- Email drafting works for emails only. For memos, letters, or Slack messages, GC AI responds in the chat thread instead