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Send the outreach you drafted in Dexet from your own mailbox — through the Outlook or Gmail tab you are already signed in to. Dexet sends the networking emails you've approved in Dexet from your own Gmail or Outlook account, so every message comes from you, not from a bulk-email service. HOW IT WORKS 1. In Dexet (joindexet.com), find the people you want to reach and approve the drafts you want to send. 2. Open Gmail or Outlook on the web. The Dexet extension shows how many approved drafts are waiting. 3. Send them: • Gmail: Dexet opens each draft in a Gmail compose window, already filled in. You read it and press Send yourself. • Outlook: click "Send it" and the email goes out from your Outlook account. You can also turn on auto-send. 4. Dexet marks each email as sent and watches for replies and bounces, so you always know where each conversation stands. IN OUTLOOK, WHILE YOU READ When you open an email from a person, Dexet shows who owes the next reply and lets you add the sender to Dexet in one click. WHAT IT DOESN'T DO • It never sends an email you haven't approved, and in Gmail it never presses Send for you. • It only runs on Gmail, Outlook on the web and joindexet.com, not on any other website. • It doesn't read your browsing history. A Dexet account is required. You can sign up free at joindexet.com. Privacy policy: https://www.joindexet.com/privacy
Sep 23, 2026
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