Introduction
Connect your work, use AI with its context, and review the result before taking action.
Welcome to Seflo
Seflo connects the work in your email, conversations, project tools and CRM to the AI assistant you use. A task keeps the request, its source and the files you need together, so you can act without reconstructing the conversation.
Start with one real request: turn it into a task, ask AI to prepare the result, review it, then finish the work.
Choose your next step
| I want to… | Start here |
|---|---|
| Try Seflo for the first time | Getting started |
| Bring in email, messages or assigned work | Connect a source |
| Use my AI assistant with Seflo | Connect an AI client |
| Organize my work | Working with tasks |
| See a complete example | Practical workflows |
| Fix a connection or missing task | Troubleshooting |
How the pieces fit together
- Connect a source such as Outlook, Slack or Jira. Choose the work you want to bring into Seflo.
- Open a task. Read the original request and check its files.
- Connect an AI client such as ChatGPT or Claude to Seflo. Ask it to work on that task by its code or title.
- Review the result. Check the reply, destination and attachments before confirming an external action.
Connecting Outlook to Seflo and connecting Seflo to ChatGPT are two different steps. Your source account supplies context; your AI connection lets the assistant work with Seflo.
A few useful concepts
| Concept | What it means |
|---|---|
| Task | A specific piece of work, with a title, stage, context and optional deadline. |
| Source | The original email, conversation, issue or record linked to a task. |
| Project | A group of related tasks and useful background. |
| Knowledge | A saved article you can find and reuse, including from an AI conversation. |
| Review | The place to inspect a proposed external action before confirming it. |
Open Seflo or follow the first-task walkthrough.
Watch: Seflo — Serenity Flow
A short introduction to bringing tasks and project context together with AI in the loop. The edited example condenses the workflow; use the written steps above for setup and checks.