Inbox access and triage setup
Your VA gets read access to your recruiting inbox and sets up a triage system that matches your communication style.
Dedicated recruiting support
Recruiting Communications VA
Your VA organizes the recruiting inbox, flags messages for review, drafts replies, and delivers status digests so your family can make the decisions and send approved responses.
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Decision boundary
Your family controls inbox access and approves every external reply. The VA does not accept offers, make recruiting decisions, or represent the athlete without approval.
Who this is for
Built for families carrying a specific part of the recruiting workload.
- Families receiving more coach and program email than they can track
- Athletes who need reply drafts but want to review every message
- Parents managing a shared recruiting inbox with multiple family members
What we need from you
Inputs the assistant works from
- Read access to the recruiting inbox your family controls
- Family rules for urgency, privacy, and who approves each reply type
- Common questions and the tone the athlete wants to use
Inside the role
What your assistant keeps moving.
A focused queue of repeatable work, maintained against the sources and approval rules your family provides.
Inbox triage: categorize every email by urgency and action needed
Coach reply drafts ready for your approval before sending
Parent communication queue organized by topic and timeline
Weekly status digest: who has written, who needs a reply, what is pending
Template library of approved replies for common coach questions
Priority flag system for coach messages requiring family review
Working rhythm
Clear inputs. Visible progress. Family review.
Weekly digest and draft queue
Every week you receive a summary of what came in and a folder of draft replies ready for your review and send.
Ongoing monitoring and flagging
Offers, visit invitations, and deadlines are flagged according to the review process your family approves.
What you receive
Deliverables and quality controls.
The role produces reviewable work, not vague activity. Every output is tied to a source, an owner, and a next action.
DeliverableA triaged inbox with labels for action, waiting, and reference
DeliverableDraft replies for coach questions that need a response
DeliverableA weekly digest of new messages, pending replies, and deadlines
DeliverableA template library built from replies the family has already approved
Quality controls
How accuracy and family control are protected.
- No external reply is sent without approval from the named family decision maker
- Offers, visit invitations, and deadlines are flagged at once for family review
- Private or sensitive information is never copied into a draft without family instruction
A realistic starting scenario
A junior athlete is receiving coach email faster than the family can answer. The assistant triages the inbox, prepares reply drafts for each coach question, and sends a weekly digest that separates decisions from routine acknowledgements so the family can respond with confidence.
Common questions
What families ask before starting.
Does the assistant read our private family email?
No. Access is limited to the recruiting inbox your family designates, and the assistant follows the privacy rules you set.
Who sends the replies?
Your family or athlete sends approved replies. The assistant prepares drafts and keeps the queue organized.
What happens with an offer or visit invitation?
Those messages are flagged for immediate family review and are never answered by the assistant without explicit approval.
Turn this workflow into a reliable support role.
Start with the work, approval rules, and reporting rhythm your family needs.
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