From the client’s
question to your reply.

Ask Tallia from Outlook or forward a client email. Return to the exchange in the platform, and turn the research into an editable reply.

A fictional research question prepared in Outlook for Tallia. This demonstration email is unsent.
Prepare your question in Outlook.

Research, in your inbox

One conversation.
From inbox to Tallia.

Write to ask@revax.co.uk from Outlook. Ask your tax question and review the answer with its supporting sources.

An actual Outlook reply from ask@revax.co.uk to a test question about SSE, showing the Tallia answer and numbered citations.
An excerpt from a real test reply from ask@revax.co.uk, shown in Outlook.
01

The answer, back in your inbox.

Receive Tallia’s response in Outlook, with numbered citations in the answer and supporting source links in the email.

02

Bring the client’s context.

Forward a client email with the relevant attachments and a short instruction. Ask for research, missing facts, or help preparing a response.

03

Pick it up in the platform.

The email thread is also available as a chat. Find it in your Email history, reopen the question and answer, and continue with a follow-up or a draft reply.

Research becomes correspondence

An answer.
A starting point for your reply.

Ask Tallia to draft an email from the conversation. The subject and body stay editable, with the research context already in place.

Draft from the work.
Turn the findings into correspondence without starting again.
Make it your own.
Edit the subject and body directly before taking the reply forward.
The actual Tallia email card, edited into a concise request for subsidiary facts.
An editable email, composed from the conversation.

Your judgement, throughout

The right words.
Still your decision.

Select a passage and ask for a shorter, clearer version. Review the original wording alongside the proposed refinement before accepting it.

Refine a passage.
Give an instruction for the wording you want to change.
Review before accepting.
Keep the proposed edit or return to the original.
Tallia compares the original email in red with the proposed refinement in green, with Accept and Reject controls.
Review the original and proposed wording before accepting a refinement.
Draft, refine, and open an unsent email in Outlook. Edited for length.

See it in practice

From the first draft
to your inbox.

See an email take shape in Tallia, then continue with the prepared draft in Outlook.

  1. 01
    Compose the replyGenerate an email from the conversation.
  2. 02
    Refine the wordingReview and accept a proposed change.
  3. 03
    Open in OutlookContinue with the subject and body prepared.

Finish where you work

Ready for Outlook.
Ready for your review.

Open the prepared subject and body in an Outlook compose window. Continue editing, check the recipient, and send when you are ready.

The generated email opened in the real Outlook compose window, with its recipient blank and the email unsent.
The prepared email in Outlook, before sending.

A closer look

See what Tallia
can do for your team.

A 30-minute walkthrough on a real question from your team. No deck. We’ll run it live against your authorities.

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can do for your team.

A 30-minute walkthrough on a real question from your team. No deck. We’ll run it live against your authorities.

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Revax is now Tallia.

Same team, same platform, new name. Everything you know from Revax continues as Tallia.