Connect Gmail and Workspace inboxes through one mailbox API
Read, send, and route Gmail traffic through the same MailSlurp control surface used for hosted inboxes and custom-domain workflows.
Run Gmail as an event-driven integration surface
Ingest Gmail messages through one API model, attach routing rules, and deliver structured outputs to downstream systems.
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MailSlurp features for Gmail and Workspace automation
Connect Gmail inboxes to the same routing, parsing, and event surface used across the rest of MailSlurp instead of building custom glue for every team.
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Emit webhook events when Gmail messages arrive
Push inbound Gmail mail into downstream services as events instead of polling mailboxes or writing custom fan-out jobs.
Parse message body and attachments into structured output
Extract typed fields from Gmail content and files for CRM, ticketing, finance, and operations systems.
Apply routing, access, and replay controls around the mailbox
Keep routing rules, access boundaries, delivery history, and replay-safe downstream handling attached to the Gmail integration itself.
Connect Gmail and Workspace inboxes through one mailbox API
Read, send, and route Gmail traffic through the same MailSlurp control surface used for hosted inboxes and custom-domain workflows.
Emit webhook events when Gmail messages arrive
Push inbound Gmail mail into downstream services as events instead of polling mailboxes or writing custom fan-out jobs.
Parse message body and attachments into structured output
Extract typed fields from Gmail content and files for CRM, ticketing, finance, and operations systems.
Developer integration
Push inbound events into queues, CRMs, and internal systems
Use SDKs and webhook handlers to transform inbound messages into structured downstream work without mailbox sprawl.
- Webhook-first ingestion patterns
- Schema-friendly parsing and extraction
- One integration approach across routing and OCR workflows
Next step
Start with signup or docs
Use the free account to validate the workflow in your own stack, then move into implementation details in the docs.