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Product screenshot showing draft queues, review controls, and send states. The Drafts page separates drafts by source and state so you can process the right work without mixing pending review, scheduled sends, sent email, and failures.

Who can use this

  • Anyone reviewing drafts in Ergo.
  • Managers or admins auditing draft volume across users when org-wide draft access is enabled.

Before you start

  • Open Drafts from the dashboard.
  • Confirm you are viewing the correct user if the user selector is visible.
  • Remember that visible queues can vary by enabled feature flags and by whether the selected user has drafts in that state.

Queue meanings

  • Post Call: follow-up drafts generated from qualifying meetings.
  • Surfacing: proactive follow-up drafts based on deal activity and recent context, when enabled.
  • Account Handoffs: handoff emails generated for configured handoff workflows, when enabled.
  • Reminders: drafts you snoozed with a reminder date.
  • Scheduled: drafts scheduled to send later.
  • Composed: emails created manually or through Ergo Chat-style compose flows.
  • Sent: emails already sent through Ergo.
  • Errors: failed drafts or failed send attempts that need review, shown only when there are failures.
  • Go Mode: a focused review set opened from a deal or bulk workflow.

How to work through queues

  • Start with pending review queues such as Post Call or Surfacing.
  • Use Reminders for drafts you intentionally deferred.
  • Use Scheduled to confirm future sends or cancel a scheduled send.
  • Use Sent for sent-state, tracking, and sent-flow review.
  • Use Errors only to retry or report failures after checking the failure message.

What to expect

  • Counts and visible queues depend on the drafts returned for the selected user.
  • Scheduled and sent queues are not part of the same next/previous pending-draft navigation as review queues.
  • Search filters the visible list but does not change whether a draft exists.

Common issues

  • A queue is hidden because the feature is disabled or there are no drafts in that state.
  • A manager sees fewer drafts than expected because the user selector is scoped to one user.
  • A sent or scheduled draft is expected in a pending queue after it has already moved states.
Last modified on June 8, 2026