CallRail + Gmail

Send emails in Gmail when new sms are received in CallRail

Streamline your communication process using this workflow. When you receive an SMS in CallRail, it triggers an immediate response by sending an email from your Gmail account. This automation ensures rapid response times, helping you maintain excellent customer service without manual intervention. It's an ideal solution for businesses that want to keep their communication smooth and efficient.

Streamline your communication process using this workflow. When you receive an SMS in CallRail, it triggers an immediate response by sending an email from your Gmail account. This automation ensures rapid response times, helping you maintain excellent customer service without manual intervention. It's an ideal solution for businesses that want to keep their communication smooth and efficient.

  1. When this happens...
    CallRailCallRail
    SMS Received

    Triggers when an SMS message is received.

    TriggerInstant
  2. automatically do this!
    GmailGmail
    Send Email

    Triggers when a new email appears in the specified mailbox.

    ActionWrite
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About CallRail

CallRail is an analytics platform designed for those who rely on quality calls and inbound leads to measure success.
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Related categories

  • Call Tracking
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About Gmail

One of the most popular email services, Gmail keeps track of all your emails with threaded conversations, tags, and Google-powered search to find any message you need.
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Related categories

  • Email
  • Google

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