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Papercrane
Send email from your dashboards. Configure nothing.
No separate sending service to sign up for, no sender to verify, no domain records to add. Ask Papercrane's AI agent to send a report, an alert, or a customer notice, and it goes out from the dashboard it already built, from Stripe, HubSpot, GA4, or your warehouse.
Nothing to set up. Free to send from a dashboard you haven't published. Paid plans start when you publish, share, or embed it. See pricing
The time to your first email
Same job, two ways to get there. One of these has a wait built in.
Wiring your own sender
Day 0, 0:00
Create an account with a sending service
Day 0, 0:10
Verify a sender identity
Day 0, 0:15
Add records to your domain so mail servers trust it (SPF, DKIM, DMARC)
Day 0 to Day 2
Wait for those records to take effect
Day 2, +20 min
Generate and store a key, write the code that calls it
Day 2, +1 hour
Build a way to notice when a send fails
Day 2
First report goes out
Sending from Papercrane
0:00
Ask the agent to email the dashboard
0:01
It sends
The right column is not a summary of the left one. It is the whole list.
You have hit this wall before
The file, not the answer
Your BI tool's report email is usually a locked attachment: a PDF or a CSV you have to open in a second app before you see a number. Papercrane's emails are HTML, readable in the message itself.
The view you can't customize
Sending a different filtered view to different people is a paid tier feature in the tools built for it. Ask Papercrane for a version filtered to one region or one team and it builds that dashboard, no upgrade required.
The stakeholder without a login
An accountant, an exec, or a client who needs the number does not want a seat in your BI tool or a workspace invite. An email reaches them without either.
Three kinds of email, none of them a newsletter
The scheduled report
The dashboard's numbers, on the cadence you set, readable in the email itself with a link to the live version.
The threshold alert
A message only when a metric crosses a line you chose. A quiet week sends nothing.
The customer notice
The same mechanism, aimed outward: tell a customer their usage, their invoice, or their account changed, without building a notification system to do it.
Every message includes a working reply-to, so a reply lands in the inbox you chose, not a black hole.
Email is the one channel that reaches anyone
A Slack message only reaches your workspace, and a dashboard link only reaches someone willing to log in. Email reaches a stakeholder who has never opened Papercrane, and a customer who never will.
Papercrane
Your team's inbox
A stakeholder with no login
A customer on their own dashboard
1. Ask the agent to send a report, or set a schedule or a threshold rule in Papercrane
2. It sends, HTML in the body with a link to the live dashboard
3. Replies go to the inbox you point them at
4. When a source errors, the agent repairs the dashboard automatically
Every send reports delivered, bounced, or opened, so a quiet inbox doesn't mean a missed message.
When you don't need us
If you are sending newsletters or drip campaigns to a list, Mailchimp is built for that: list growth, unsubscribe management, and deliverability reputation at volume are its whole product, and we do not do list management at all. If you need customer conversations with reply threads and a shared inbox, not one way notices, Zendesk is built for that. Papercrane's email is worth connecting when the message is a report, an alert, or a notice that already lives inside a dashboard, and reaching the person just means an inbox and nothing else.
Questions people ask us
Email carries the answer to anyone, on their own schedule. Most teams connect a source for the data and Slack for the moments the audience is internal.
Send your first report without opening a single setup doc.
Nothing to set up. Free to send from a dashboard you haven't published. Paid plans start when you publish, share, or embed it. See pricing
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