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Share any conversation with your team, discuss it in the sidebar, and let teammates reply on your behalf — without forwarding, CCing, or pasting into Slack.






Share a thread, not a screenshot
Invite anyone by email; they see the full conversation including attachments. No more "forwarding the latest version."

Comment privately, reply publicly
Comments are team-only beside the thread; authorized teammates can send the reply on your behalf, from your address.

Nothing happens behind your back
Every view, comment, and reply recorded; revoke access per person or whole share anytime.




Email collaboration in Newton lets you share an entire email thread with teammates, discuss it in a private sidebar, and let authorized teammates reply on your behalf - all without forwarding, CCing, or copying content into Slack.
ou share a thread in one click by inviting a teammate's email address; they instantly get access to the full conversation, including attachments, inside Newton - no exporting or forwarding needed.
Yes. If you grant reply access, an authorized teammate can send a reply directly from your email address, so the recipient sees a normal, seamless response from you.
No. Replies sent on your behalf go out from your own email address, exactly as if you'd typed and sent them yourself - the recipient sees no indication a teammate was involved.
Yes. When you share a thread, you choose each person's permission level - for example, view-only versus can-reply - so you decide exactly who sees what and who can act on your behalf.
Yes. Every view, comment, and reply on a shared thread is recorded in a full activity log, so you always know who did what and when.
No. Newton's sharing feature replaces forwarding and CCing entirely - teammates work from the same live thread instead of separate copies scattered across inboxes.
Yes. Access can be revoked instantly, either for one person or for the entire share, at any time from the thread's activity log.