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Ask Sera3 min readUpdated Aug 3, 2026

Sera Inbox

Review organization suggestions and Sera-driven items in Inbox before they change your case.

Overview

Sera Inbox collects suggestions and items that need your attention — for example organization proposals you can apply or dismiss. It keeps AI-proposed changes reviewable so nothing silent rewrites your case without you.

Why this feature exists

Automation should feel calm and controllable. Inbox gives you a dedicated place to accept helpful structure and ignore noise.

Step-by-step

  1. 1

    Open Inbox

    From the Insights cluster or navigation, open Inbox for your current case.

  2. 2

    Read each suggestion

    Understand what Sera wants to organize or highlight before you apply anything.

  3. 3

    Apply what helps

    Accept suggestions that match your understanding of the matter.

  4. 4

    Dismiss the rest

    Clear items that don’t fit so Inbox stays short and trustworthy.

Best practices

  • Review Inbox after large uploads when organization suggestions are most useful.
  • Apply in small batches so you can notice mistakes early.
  • If something looks wrong after applying, adjust Timeline, Evidence, or Topics manually.

Productivity tips

  • Pair Inbox review with What Sera Found — suggestions and next steps often relate.
  • Use bulk actions carefully; skim titles before applying many at once.

Common mistakes

  • Applying everything unread during a stressful moment.
  • Ignoring Inbox until suggestions are stale relative to newer uploads.

Frequently asked questions

Is Inbox the same as email?

No. Sera Inbox is inside your case workspace for Sera’s suggestions and related items — not your personal email account.

Do I have to apply suggestions?

No. Suggestions are optional. Your case remains yours whether you accept them or not.

Screenshots

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Helpful links

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  • Document organization

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  • Ask Sera

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  • Case Insights

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