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How do companies use Gmail?

Popular, smart ways to use Gmail every day

  • When a new invoice email arrives, an AI reads the content and pulls out the relevant financial data to send to your payments spreadsheet or ERP.

  • Whenever something important happens in your operation (an urgent email, a deal moved to a new stage, a new hot lead), a highly personalized message is generated automatically by AI and saved to your drafts folder for a human to review before sending.

  • With every attachment received by email, the file goes on its own to the matching cloud folder, already with a standardized name. Documents stay organized and available for later reference.

Possibilities with Gmail on Pluga

Triggers and Actions of Gmail

The trigger is the event that starts the flow with Gmail, while the action is the task Pluga performs automatically on that app.

Trigger
Gmail

New email in a tab or label

For each new email received in a tab or a label in Gmail

Email ID

ID of the thread the email belongs to

Subheding

ID of the last email modification history record

Email in MIME type format text/plain

Email in MIME type format text/html

Email content in MIME type format text/html

Subject of the email

Sender: Name and email

Sender: Name

Sender: Email

Recipient: Names and emails

Recipient: Names

Recipient: Emails

Reply-To: name and e-mail address

Reply-To: name

Reply-To: e-mail address

Cc recipients: Names and emails

Cc recipients: Names

Cc recipients: Emails

Bcc recipients: Names and emails

Bcc recipients: Names

Bcc recipients: Emails

Internal creation date (format: YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm.sssZ)

Internal creation date (format: DD-MM-AAAA HH:mm:ss)

Internal creation date (format: DD-MM-AAAA)

Internal creation hour (format: HH:mm:ss)

Premium Trigger
Gmail

New email in a tab or label (with attachment)

For each new email with attachments received in a tab or a label in Gmail

Email ID

ID of the thread the email belongs to.

Subheding

ID of the last email modification history record

Email in MIME type format text/plain

Email in MIME type format text/html

Email content in MIME type format text/html

Subject of the email

Sender: Name and email

Sender: Name

Sender: Email

Recipient: Names and emails

Recipient: Names

Recipient: Emails

Reply-To: name and e-mail address

Reply-To: name

Reply-To: e-mail address

Cc recipients: Names and emails

Cc recipients: Names

Cc recipients: Emails

Bcc recipients: Names and emails

Bcc recipients: Names

Bcc recipients: Emails

Internal creation date (format: YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm.sssZ)

Internal creation date (format: DD-MM-AAAA HH:mm:ss)

Internal creation date (format: DD-MM-AAAA)

Internal creation hour (format: HH:mm:ss)

Attachment link: Single file or zipped file

Email attachments: zipped folder name

Action
Gmail

Send email

send an email through Gmail

Subject Required

Message Type

Message Required

Attachments

Recipient Required

Sender Name

CC

Bcc

Reply to

Action
Gmail

Create draft

create a draft in Gmail

Subject Required

Message type

Message Required

Attachments

To Required

Sender Name

Cc

Bcc

Reply to

Premium Action
Gmail

Search emails

Search emails in Gmail

Search mode

Search string

Search filters

Result limit

No records found?

How it works

How to integrate with Gmail

1. Trigger Source app When something happens…
2. Intermediate action Gmail Send email, Create draft, Search emails
3. Action Target app Perform an action…
How to use Gmail on Pluga

Boost Gmail in your workflow

With Pluga, you connect Gmail to one (or more!) apps to build anything from the simplest integration to the most advanced flows, with several layers of logic.

  • Basic 1

    Pick the source app and the trigger

    Choose which app starts the automation and which event works as the trigger. For example, "For each new email received in a tab or a label in Gmail".

  • Basic 2

    Set the destinations and the actions

    Select the apps that make up the flow with Gmail and what Pluga should run automatically at each step.

  • Basic 3

    Map the information

    Point out, visually, which data from the source app should fill in each field of the destination action.

  • Intermediate

    Only move forward when it makes sense

    Set "AND" or "OR" conditions so the automation only runs in the cases that matter

  • Intermediate

    Pause the flow for as long as you need

    Set the automation to wait minutes, hours or days and resume the next action on its own

  • Intermediate

    Standardize data across apps

    Adjust dates, numbers and characters to the format the next app expects to receive

  • Advanced

    Send data in several directions

    Route each piece of data down the right path within a single flow, according to specific conditions

  • Advanced

    Add a code block

    Run JavaScript or Python in the middle of the automation to transform data before the next step

  • Advanced

    Create loops

    Take lists of items, go through each row and run the same action for every one of them

  • Advanced

    Use generative AI

    Send data to an AI assistant or agent and use the response in the next step

  • Advanced

    Connect to (almost) any app

    Send and receive data through a dedicated URL, and connect to apps that are not integrated with Pluga

  • Advanced

    Requests to external APIs

    Query or send data to any external API inside your automation

Gmail

Gmail

Email

Connect Gmail to 133+ apps with Pluga and turn your work into a productive machine. Connect your inbox to your other apps and let your messages work for you: capture leads, fire personalized follow-ups and archive conversations automatically.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know to get started with Gmail on Pluga.

  • On Pluga, you set Gmail as the destination of an automation and define the trigger in the source app (new lead in the CRM, new charge paid, new form response). The email goes out with a custom subject and body, using data from the automation.

  • Yes. The send email action in Gmail accepts attachments, an HTML body and multiple recipients (to, cc and bcc). Useful for sending contracts, receipts, proposals and reports.

  • You can set up automations that use Gmail as the source (trigger: new email with a given subject or label) and create the lead or opportunity in the CRM you use.

  • Yes, Pluga uses Google OAuth to connect to Gmail. You authorize only the required permissions and can revoke access at any time from your Google account.

  • Since the message goes out from your own Gmail account (with your sender reputation), deliverability tends to be good. For bulk sending, though, use a dedicated email marketing tool.

  • Yes. Pluga has actions to apply labels, move messages and mark as read, which helps organize the inbox based on external events.