Inbound engagement

One front door for incoming work.

Send calls, emails, faxes, messages, and web requests to Gravity Rail. It identifies the right workflow, handles what it can, and gets the rest to the right person with context attached.

How it works

Start with one workflow. Expand from there.

Begin with one repeatable type of inbound work. Once it is working, add the next workflow without changing the front door.

Start hereScheduling calls
AddRefill requests
AddReferral faxes
AddShared inbox
ReachMore of the front door
Known workflow? Run it.
Needs a person? Hand it off.
New recurring request? Add the workflow.
Common ways to use it

Point it at the inbound work your team already handles.

Start with one repeatable request type, then expand as the workflow proves itself.

Answer phones

No hold time for calls the configured workflows can handle. Answer routine questions, schedule, collect refill requests, or bring in a person when needed.

Scheduling · office questions · refill intake · lunch-hour and after-hours coverage

Process faxes

Read incoming faxes, extract the important information, start the right workflow, and surface incomplete or unusual submissions.

Referral intake · orders · forms · supporting documents

Route requests

Understand emails, messages, web requests, and other inbound work before deciding whether to resolve, route, or escalate.

Shared inboxes · patient emails · web intake · administrative requests

What changes

Answered, not queued.

No hold
on calls it handles

Calls are answered immediately, so a routine request never waits in a queue for the next free person.

Resolved
or routed with context

A configured workflow finishes the request outright; anything else reaches the right person with the conversation and details attached.

We publish verified resolution and handling-time numbers as our pilot case studies complete.

What should Gravity Rail handle first?

Start with one call reason, fax flow, inbox, or request type. Then expand from there.