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How to use the Gmail Pack in Coda

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The Gmail Pack in Coda allows you to send emails, fetch messages, and automate workflows using Gmail inside your Coda documents. Here’s how you can set it up and use it effectively.

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  1. Open your Coda doc and click 'Insert'.
  2. Navigate to 'Packs'.
  3. Select 'Gmail' from the list.
  4. Once added, click on the add icon.
  5. Click 'New button'.
  6. Once connected, the Gmail Pack will be available in your document. Select 'Send email'.
  7. You can then define the email content, recipients, and subject line using Coda formulas and data from your doc.
  8. Connect your Gmail account and click 'Sign in with Gmail'.
  9. Follow the prompts to sign in to your Gmail account by clicking 'Continue' if it's your first time connecting.
  10. Enter the recipient, subject, and content of the email.
  11. That's it! By following these steps, it allows you to manage your inbox, mark messages as read/unread, apply labels, and move messages to the trash or spam.
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