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Connecting Your Mailboxes

​Route Human Replies

In many companies, marketing email replies come back to a common mailbox (e.g., marketing@company.com). When a prospect or customer takes the time to write a personal response to one of your email ca…

Updated 1 week ago by Matt Benati

​Setting Up Folders To Sort Replies

If you use a LeadGnome email connector to process your replies, you can create rules to sort the replies into folders. This feature cleans up your mailbox and highlights important replies so you can …

Updated 1 month ago by Matt Benati

Connect A Gmail Mailbox

Navigate to ACCOUNT > Connected Mailboxes. Click on the. ADD GMAIL+ button to start the process of connecting LeadGnome to one of your mailboxes. This brings up the Gmail login screen. If you’re alre…

Updated 3 months ago by Matt Benati

Connect An Outlook 365 Mailbox

Navigate to ACCOUNT > Connected Mailboxes . Click on the. ADD OUTLOOK+ button to start the process of connecting LeadGnome to one of your mailboxes. This brings up the Outlook 365 login screen. If yo…

Updated 3 months ago by Matt Benati

Creating A Forwarding Rule

Introduction. If you do not use Gmail or Outlook 365, then you must send LeadGnome copies of your email replies using an email forwarding rule. Your LeadGnome account has a dedicated mailbox in the l…

Updated 1 month ago by Matt Benati

Deleting Connectors

Follow these steps to delete a connection to one of your mailboxes. Navigate to ACCOUNT > Connected Mailboxes. Click on the Email Address in the Active Email Connectors table that you want to configu…

Updated 3 months ago by Matt Benati

Ignore List

LeadGnome can be configured to ignore entire email domains and specific email addresses. Example Case: Your company may use more than one email domain and you don't want to mine an out of office auto…

Updated 1 month ago by Matt Benati

Monitor Folder Other Than Inbox

To monitor a folder other than your Inbox, follow these steps: 1. Navigate to ACCOUNT > Connected Mailboxes 2. Click on the Folder of the connector/row you want to modify. This will bring you to the …

Updated 3 months ago by Matt Benati