1. Connect Gmail
Authorize the Google account that should watch messages or send the final email.
Gmail integration template
Send a Gmail alert from a Tensorify Code node
Compose a recipient, subject, and body in Python, then pass those fields directly into Gmail Send.
Code
Gmail send
2. Map the event
Start from a code node returns an alert payload and map only the fields your next node needs.
3. Test and deploy
Test with a representative message, inspect every node, then deploy to your preferred runner.
Best for
Keep notification rules in readable code while letting the workflow own delivery.
- Use Python where custom rules are clearer than a visual map.
- Inspect inputs and outputs at each node before production.
- Keep credentials in your Tensorify connection, not in workflow code.
- Adapt the downstream step for your own stack.
Gmail on Tensorify
Supported triggers and actions
A trigger starts a workflow. An action is a step Tensorify runs after it. Combine Gmail's native nodes with Code, webhooks, Sheets, Slack, and the rest of your canvas.
1 trigger4 Gmail actions
Trigger
New Gmail message
Start a workflow when a new message arrives.
Action
Get message
Fetch the complete Gmail message by ID.
Action
List messages
Find Gmail messages with a Gmail search query.
Action
Modify labels
Add or remove labels on a Gmail message.
Action
Send email
Send an email from the connected Gmail account.
Use cases
Practical ways to use Gmail with Tensorify
01
Sales
Route qualified inquiries
Send matching prospects to your CRM, a webhook, or an account-owner alert.
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Support
Turn email into work
Create a task or log a labelled support message without copying details by hand.
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Operations
Escalate the important stuff
Summarize high-priority messages and deliver them to Gmail or Slack.
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Start with the working graph, then customize every node.
One click creates this workflow in your Tensorify workspace. Connect your account, update the marked settings, and test with your own data.
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