Much of the day-to-day work on a deal happens in Outlook. Data room access arrives by email. A buyer changes the meeting date in a thread. A colleague sends a deck that needs another pass. But acting on those requests often means leaving your inbox, moving files into another tool, and rebuilding the context around the deal.
Blueflame removes that break in the workflow by keeping the work and context connected wherever you pick it up. With Outlook now added as a way to work with Blueflame, dealmakers can hand off work from the inbox to the Blueflame agent without starting over.
The relevant deal materials, firm knowledge, and prior interactions stay connected as the deal moves forward.
Put the Blueflame agent to work from Outlook
Email amp@blueflame.ai, and Amp – the Blueflame agent for dealmaking — can complete the task and return a review-ready result to your inbox. The data room review can begin from the access notification. Meeting prep can start from the email where the schedule changed. Deck comments can be handed off from the thread where the latest version was shared.
Need a revision? Reply to the email. Prefer to continue in Blueflame? Open the conversation in the app and pick up where you left off.
Behind the scenes, the Blueflame agent interprets your request and orchestrates the appropriate models, skills, files, tools, and data. You do not need to select a skill, prescribe every step, or move information manually between systems.
Because the agent operates within Blueflame’s governed environment, its work is grounded in your firm’s context. Your firm’s permissions and controls continue to apply, and your team reviews and approves the output before it moves forward.
Getting started
Already using Blueflame? The email capability is part of the platform and runs on the skills and context you already have. To get started, email your request to amp@blueflame.ai from Outlook. For help or questions, reach out to your Blueflame Customer Success rep.
New to Blueflame? Request a demo to see how your team can work with the Blueflame agent across Outlook and the app—without fragmenting deal context or adding another disconnected tool.
