Gmail Integration

Connect your Gmail account to Zupport for seamless email support. Send and receive emails directly from the Zupport inbox.

Overview

The Gmail integration allows you to send and receive email directly within Zupport. Incoming emails automatically become tickets, and your replies are sent from your connected Gmail address.

Features

  • Two-way email sync with Gmail
  • Full thread management with conversation history
  • File attachments support
  • Google Push notifications for real-time email delivery
  • Multiple Gmail accounts per workspace
  • Automatic ticket creation from incoming emails

Setup Instructions

1

Navigate to Settings → Channels

Go to Settings → Channels in your Zupport dashboard.

2

Click "Connect Gmail"

Find the Gmail card and click Connect. You'll be redirected to Google's authorization page.

3

Sign in with Google

Sign in with the Gmail account you want to use for customer support. Grant Zupport permission to read, send, and manage your emails.

4

Configure email settings

After connecting, configure your email preferences:

  • Sender name — The name that appears in outgoing emails
  • Auto-reply — Set up automatic acknowledgment replies
  • Signature — Add a custom email signature

How It Works

Zupport uses Google's Push Notification system to receive emails in real-time. When a customer sends an email to your connected Gmail address:

  1. Google notifies Zupport of the new email
  2. Zupport fetches the email content and attachments
  3. A new ticket is created (or the existing thread is updated)
  4. Your team is notified based on assignment and notification rules
💡 Tip: You can connect multiple Gmail accounts to a single Zupport workspace. Each can be assigned to different brands or teams.

Troubleshooting

Emails not appearing in Zupport?

  • Ensure the Gmail connection is still active in Settings → Channels
  • Check if the email was caught by Gmail's spam filter
  • Re-authorize the Gmail connection if the OAuth token has expired

Outgoing emails bouncing?

  • Verify that your Gmail account hasn't exceeded sending limits
  • Ensure the recipient email address is valid
  • Check if your Google Workspace admin has restricted third-party apps

Last updated: March 2026