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  • Search for Atlas CRM contacts in Gmail
  • Add contacts to Atlas CRM based on a message in Gmail
  • View information about the people who are contacting you
  • Store conversations in Atlas CRM
  • Automatically store conversations for a specific contact
  • Manage your storing settings in Atlas CRM

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  1. User functionalities
  2. Interactions
  3. Gmail Integration

Feature overview

Overview of the features that are included in the Gmail app

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With the Gmail addon installed, you are able to easily store contacts and mails from Gmail into Atlas CRM. Besides storing mails there are more reasons to use this app. Here is an overview of what is possible:

Search for Atlas CRM contacts in Gmail

While in Gmail, you can search for your Atlas CRM contacts to quickly send them an email.

Add contacts to Atlas CRM based on a message in Gmail

When viewing a message in Gmail, you can view which Atlas CRM contacts are present in the conversation. Participants that do not exist in Atlas CRM yet can be added easily.

View information about the people who are contacting you

Important information you have about the people who are contacting you is available right next to your message in Gmail.

Store conversations in Atlas CRM

Add conversations in Gmail to the interactions overview in Atlas CRM. When you store a conversation, all future replies in this conversation will automatically be added to Atlas CRM as well. This will enrich your CRM automatically allowing your teammates to read along with the conversations that you are having.

Automatically store conversations for a specific contact

You can choose to store all future conversations that you have with a specific contact. Any new thread in Gmail will automatically be stored in Atlas CRM from that point. You can do this by activating this option on the contact's detail page in Gmail.

Manage your storing settings in Atlas CRM

Within Atlas CRM you can manage your auto-store settings by navigating to:

Your profile avatar in the top right corner > Preferences > Google Workspace

This page shows how many conversations are being automatically stored and how many contacts auto-storing is enabled. You can also remove the auto-storing setting for any contact or conversation any time, giving you full control over which conversations are stored in Atlas CRM.

Search Atlas CRM contacts in Gmail
Add Atlas CRM contacts while viewing messages in Gmail
View information about the person you're having a conversation with in Gmail
Store a conversation
View the conversation from Gmail in Atlas CRM
Store all future conversations that you have with a contact automatically.
Manage auto-store settings