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Email classification for automated service handling
We describe the experience and lessons learned from developing a range of electronic services for a specialist engineering company. We are using a custom workflow management system as the base for a range of services which are offered via a multi-modal portal, using a language-based approach to extracting information from HTML forms, email, and SMS. We describe the email classification experiments we have carried out and discuss the development of customer services based on automatic email classification.