Gmail Integration
Send sequences through Gmail or Google Workspace accounts with full OAuth2 authentication and automatic inbox sync.
Key Benefits
What you can do with the Gmail integration.
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Send from your existing Gmail address
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Automatic inbox sync for replies
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OAuth2 secure authentication (no passwords)
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Works with personal Gmail and Google Workspace
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Full access to Gmail deliverability infrastructure
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Automatic reply detection and threading
How to Connect
Set up the Gmail integration in minutes.
Step 1
Click "Connect Inbox" in your MailSequence dashboard
Step 2
Select "Gmail" from the provider list
Step 3
Authorize MailSequence with Google OAuth
Step 4
Choose which Gmail account(s) to connect
Step 5
Configure daily send limits and rotation settings
Common Use Cases
How teams use the Gmail integration.
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Send from branded Google Workspace addresses
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Leverage Gmail's high deliverability reputation
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Keep all correspondence in your Gmail inbox
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Use multiple Gmail accounts with rotation
Common Workflows
Typical workflows with Gmail.
Workflow 1
Connect team Gmail accounts for rotation
Workflow 2
Set 50-75 email daily limit per account
Workflow 3
Enable warmup for newly connected accounts
Workflow 4
Monitor reputation through MailSequence dashboard
Requirements
What you need to connect Gmail.
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Active Gmail or Google Workspace account
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Admin permissions (for Workspace accounts)
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IMAP enabled in Gmail settings
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Less secure app access enabled (if not using OAuth)
Limitations & Considerations
Important information about the Gmail integration.
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Gmail free accounts: 500 emails per day max
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Google Workspace: 2,000 emails per day max
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Rate limits enforced by Google infrastructure