Inbox automation
Forward the email. Skip the data entry.
A booking email becomes an event. A receipt becomes a cost update. You forward it once; Doughflow reads the details and keeps your numbers current, so the dull part runs on its own.
Forwarded · Riverside Farmers Market
You're confirmed for Saturday, July 12
You're all set for Saturday, July 12, 8am–1pm. Your booth is #24 (corner spot). The $45 booth fee is due the day of. We're at 200 River Rd, Riverside CA.
- Date
- DateSat, Jul 12 · 8:00am–1:00pm
- Booth
- Booth#24, corner spot
- Booth fee
- Booth fee$45, due the day of
- Address
- Address200 River Rd, Riverside CA
Sample booking email. Turn on calendar sync and confirmed events keep your Google Calendar in step.
How it works
One forward, then you're done
Forward it
Send a booking email, receipt, or invoice to your private Doughflow address. One forward, no forms.
Doughflow reads it
It pulls out the date, fee, booth, and address from a booking, or the items and prices from a receipt.
You confirm
Check the details it found and add it. You stay in control; nothing changes your numbers until you say so.
Receipts too
Your costs stay current on their own
Forward a supplier receipt and Doughflow reads the items and the prices you actually paid, then updates the recipes those ingredients touch. When a price moves, your true cost and margin move with it, no spreadsheet to keep up to date.
- Line items and prices read straight off the receipt
- The recipes that use them update in the background
- Your margins reflect what you pay today, not last season
Forwarded · Restaurant Depot
Questions, answered
Do I have to forward every email?
Does it add events to my calendar on its own?
What can it read?
Is my email private?
Let the inbox do the typing
Start free, forward your first booking or receipt, and watch the details land where they belong.