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Set up Fyxer in 2 minutes: Inbox + calendar

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Getting started takes less than 2 minutes. Connect your inbox and calendar, set your preferences, and start seeing value right away.



Step 1: Sign Up & Connect Your Tools

  • Go to fyxer.com → click Start Free Trial

  • Connect your Gmail or Outlook inbox

  • Connect your Google or Outlook calendar to unlock scheduling and the Meeting Notetaker

  • Approve access so Fyxer can:

    • Categorize emails

    • Draft replies

    • Suggest meeting times

    • Join meetings for notes (optional)

Fyxer never sends emails or books meetings without your review. Your data is never used to train external AI.



Step 2: Set Up Your Inbox

  • In your Fyxer AI Dashboard, go to Categorization Settings

  • Choose which categories:

    • Skip the inbox → filed directly into their folder/label

    • Stay in the inbox → labelled but visible



Step 3: Review Drafts and Calendar Features

  • Drafts: Fyxer auto-writes replies for “To Respond” emails. Open your Drafts folder to check the first one. Edit → send → Fyxer learns your tone.

  • Scheduling: Smart links auto-suggest times in replies. Once your calendar is connected, Fyxer books meetings without back-and-forth.

  • Meeting Notetaker (optional): Joins Zoom, Teams, or Meet calls to summarize and draft follow-ups.



Step 4: Start From Your Inbox

  • Gmail: Look for new labels in your sidebar

  • Outlook: Look for new folders + categories

  • Begin each day in the To Respond folder/label - it’s where Fyxer prioritizes what matters most.



Step 5: Expand Beyond Day 1 (Optional)

  • Invite teammates under Team tab → Invite Member

  • Assign Admin or Member roles

  • Enable auto-invite for anyone on your company domain


From here, you’ll see:

  • A cleaner inbox

  • Drafts ready for review

  • Smart scheduling links in replies

  • Meeting summaries straight to your inbox

💡 Tip: Bookmark this article. It’s everything you need for your first day with Fyxer.

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