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One inbox and timeline for everything your office receives

Gmail, Outlook, Messenger, phone calls, and letters land in one shared queue — triaged on arrival, owned by someone, and governed by your approval rules. Built for the shape of an electorate office, not a support desk.

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Sarah Nguyen9:14 am
Pedestrian crossing on Bell StreetTo respond
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Every channel your constituents actually use

Gmail and Outlook via full OAuth sync, IMAP for everything else, and Messenger, WhatsApp, and Instagram DM answered two-way through the same draft-and-approve workflow. Phone calls, letters, and meetings are logged into the same timeline — so the record is the whole relationship, not just the digital half.

Gmail
Outlook
Messenger
WhatsApp
Instagram DM
Phone, letters & meetings
One queue, one shared vocabulary, one approval gate
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Shared accounts without the chaos

The office inbox, the member’s personal account, and social channels sit side by side — with account-aware rules for who can read, draft, and send on each. Shared-inbox tools give everyone the keys; Pulse maps to how authority actually works in an electorate office.

Accounts

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Shared
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Office Gmail

office@alicehayes.example.com

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Office Outlook

electorate@alicehayes.example.com

Personal
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Alice Hayes MP

a.hayes@example.com · owner only

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A vocabulary the whole office shares

To respond, drafting, approval requested, awaiting, done — every thread carries a live status, so the morning triage takes minutes and the office manager can see the whole queue at a glance.

Status

To respond8
Drafting3
Approval requested4
Awaiting6
Awaiting reply2
Done2921
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Constituent context on every thread

Every email lands on a constituent record, not a ticket. History, previous issues, casework, and identity sit one panel away — so the reply is informed by the relationship, not just the message.

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Sarah Nguyen

Constituent since 2023 · Bell St precinct

Roads & traffic
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One timeline of everything that happened

The message, the internal comment thread beside it — with @mentions, so the discussion about the reply never leaves the record — the phone call someone logged, the approval, and the send, in one chronological history. Watchers follow without owning; “assign on done” hands work on instead of dropping it. When anyone asks what happened on a piece of correspondence, the answer is on the thread.

Correspondence timeline

Sarah Nguyen — Pedestrian crossing on Bell Street

9:14 am

David Chen · internal comment

@Josh can you pull the school-zone traffic counts before we reply?

9:26 am

Phone call logged — Sarah confirmed the near-miss dates

11:05 am

Emily Torres approved the reply

2:31 pm

Reply sent — 2 watchers notified

2:31 pm
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A governed inbox, not just a shared one

The unified view pairs shared office accounts with hard approval gates: anyone can draft, but only an authorised approver can send. That pairing is the difference between a support tool and a parliamentary one.

Approval required — shared account replies need sign-off

Dear Sarah, thank you for writing to our office about pedestrian safety on Bell Street...

Drafted by Pulse
Request ApprovalSend

For shared accounts, the send button unlocks only after an authorised approver signs off.

Why offices choose Pulse

Sources you can inspect

Source-backed drafts include inline citations that staff can verify before review or send.

Shared sends require sign-off

AI can draft and route, but it cannot send. Replies from shared office accounts require an authorised approver; personal accounts remain owner-controlled.

Primary data stored in Australia

Primary application data is stored in Australia. Approved subprocessors and any overseas processing are disclosed in our Privacy Policy.

Watch the whole flow

From a constituent email arriving to an approved, cited reply leaving — the demo below runs the real journey on a loop, in the same tabbed workspace staff use: a thread, a task, and a constituent record open side by side.

Correspondence
Inbox
All accounts
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Sarah Nguyen9:14 am

Pedestrian crossing on Bell Street

There have been two near misses outside the school gate this month and parents are worried...

To respond
DT
Dept of Transport8:52 am

RE: Community Road Safety Program — round 12

Thank you for your submission. Assessment outcomes will be advised by...

Awaiting
ME
Mark Ellis8:31 am

Mobile office dates

Hi, will the mobile office be visiting Harden again before the end of...

Open
LO
Lisa OkaforYesterday

Thank you — NDIS review letter

Just wanted to say thank you to your office for following up on my...

Done
YC
Yass Valley CouncilYesterday

Draft submission — freight route consultation

Please find attached the draft submission for review ahead of the...

Awaiting
TB
Tom BerryMon

Streetlight outage on Coleman Ave

The lights have been out for a week now, kids walking home from...

Open
PS
Priya SharmaMon

Medicare rebate for regional specialists

My GP referred me to a specialist in Wagga and I was told the rebate...

To respond
HH
Hume Highway Action GroupSun

Petition — overtaking lanes stage 2

On behalf of our members, please find enclosed the petition of 412...

Open
GM
Grace MitchellSun

Volunteering at the electorate office

I recently retired from the department and would love to help out...

Done
SA
Services AustraliaSat

RE: Constituent case escalation — ref 20441

Thank you for your representation. The case has been allocated to...

Awaiting
NC
Nathan ColeSat

RFS trailer grant paperwork

Our brigade is trying to finalise the trailer grant before the...

Open
CR
Community Radio 2YVFri

Interview request — Thursday breakfast

Would the member be available for a short segment on the new...

Done

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