Turn the open Outlook email into a clear reply.

Verbia uses relevant visible message context, combines it with what you want to say in any language, and drafts an editable response inside Outlook on the web.

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Priya Shah · 9:18 AM

Quarterly review follow-up

Thanks for walking the team through the results. Can you send the updated forecast and a short explanation of the variance by tomorrow?

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BUILT FOR OUTLOOK WEB REPLIES

Move from the request to the response.

Detects Outlook editors

Use Verbia from supported compose and reply fields in Outlook on the web.

Uses visible message context

Keep the original request, dates, and details available to the draft.

Adapts professional tone

Choose how concise, formal, or conversational the response should feel.

Requires your approval

Review and edit the draft before you click Outlook’s Send button.

HOW TO USE IT

Draft inside the Outlook conversation.

  1. 01

    Open a new message or reply

    Focus the Outlook web editor where the response belongs.

  2. 02

    Review the context

    Check the relevant message text taken from the reply content or reading pane.

  3. 03

    Add the point you want to make

    Type or dictate your intent and choose the output language, tone, and length.

  4. 04

    Insert and make the final call

    Edit the generated response in Outlook and send it only when ready.

CONTEXT WITH CLEAR LIMITS

The assistant acts when you invoke it.

Relevant visible message text and your intent are processed for the generation request. Verbia does not store email text, intent, voice transcripts, or generated drafts as conversation history.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Outlook AI reply assistant FAQ

Open an Outlook web compose or reply editor. Verbia detects the editor and uses relevant visible message text from the reply or reading pane as context when available.

Bring Verbia into Outlook on the web.

Keep the request and reply together.

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