Gmail + Slack
Gmail Integrations
Email · 5 Triggers · 6 Actions
Automate work across your stack
Put Gmail at the center of your automated work
Start from received, sent, labeled, searched, or attachment email events and automate common message operations.
- ✓Visual Workflow builder
- ✓Schema-aware field mapping
- ✓Retries and failure recovery
- ✓Run audit and observability
- ✓Reusable connected accounts
- ✓Triggers, Actions, filters, and Paths
Connect your stack
Pair Gmail with another app
Choose a featured app to open its integration page and select the exact Trigger and Action before starting a Workflow.
Popular automations
Start with a proven Gmail Workflow
Slack + Gmail
Run Gmail “Send Email” when Slack “New Message in Channel” happens
Gmail + Google Sheets
Run Google Sheets “Update Values” when Gmail “New Email Matching Search” happens
Google Sheets + Gmail
Run Gmail “Create Draft” when Google Sheets “New Updates (Instant)” happens
React to Gmail events
Start a Workflow from selected Gmail events and keep broad event catalogs narrowed to the activity your team actually owns.
Move data between tools
Map structured fields from Gmail into downstream Actions without copying values between apps by hand.
Operate with evidence
Use retries, Paths, and Workflow Audit to understand every run and recover safely when a provider call fails.
Start a Workflow
Popular Gmail Triggers
Choose from popular event definitions here, or open the technical reference for all 5 current Triggers.
New Attachment Received
Polling Trigger
New Email Matching Search
Polling Trigger
New Email Received
Polling Trigger
New Labeled Email
Polling Trigger
New Sent Email
Polling Trigger
Continue a Workflow
Popular Gmail Actions
Map earlier Workflow data into a popular operation here, or view all 6 current Actions.
Send Email
Connected account
Create Draft
Connected account
Reply to Message
Connected account
Modify Message Labels
Connected account
Move Message to Trash
Connected account
What can trigger a Gmail Workflow?
Gmail currently provides 5 Trigger definitions. Popular examples include New Attachment Received, New Email Matching Search, New Email Received, New Labeled Email. The technical reference contains the complete current catalog.
What can FastHook do in Gmail?
Gmail currently provides 6 Actions, including Send Email, Create Draft, Reply to Message, Modify Message Labels. Map Trigger and earlier Step data into the selected Action before activation.
How does Gmail authentication work?
Connect the Google account that owns the mailbox through OAuth.
Where are Gmail scopes and technical details documented?
The Gmail technical reference lists authentication, current Trigger and Action definitions, permissions, setup notes, and troubleshooting guidance.
Put Gmail at the center of your automated work
Connect an account, select a Trigger or Action, map the fields, and verify the first run in Workflow Audit.
Build a Gmail Workflow