Send your reports from your Gmail account

Send your reports from your Gmail account

Send your reports from your Gmail account

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Overview

Connect your Gmail inbox to there.do and send your reports straight from your personal address — instead of notifications@there.do. The email lands in your recipient's inbox just like any message sent from your own account, and a copy stays in your Gmail "Sent" folder. You keep every there.do advantage: responsive rendering, dark mode, read tracking, and automatic follow-ups.

FEATURES

Gmail integration for there.do

One-click connection
Connect your Gmail account to there.do through Google authentication (OAuth) - no password to enter or store.

Send from your own address
The report is sent with your real Gmail address as the sender, instead of there.do's generic address.

Read tracking preserved
Each recipient gets an individual tracking link: sending "from" a single address doesn't reduce the accuracy of read tracking or automatic follow-ups.

Searchable history
Find all your there.do sends directly from the interface, just like a "Sent" folder - no need to go back to Gmail (even if it's there too).

Full-text search
Search a specific send by recipient, subject, or content.

Ideal for
Writers who want to keep their inbox as a single, retrievable source of truth, and teams that need to produce proof of sending in case of a dispute - directly from their own Gmail history.

Privacy
The Gmail connection is encrypted and only grants access to sending emails on behalf of there.do - no read access to your other emails.

SETUP

How it works
  1. Open a document, the sharing.

  2. Click on your sender email, then “Send from my mailbox”, and click connect.

  3. Authorize access on the Google consent screen.

  4. When sending a report, choose your Gmail address as the sender (instead of notifications@there.do).

  5. Find your sending history from there.do, filterable by recipient.

This integration is available on the Business plan.

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there.do

Category

Emailing / Document sending