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Automate tasks across Gmail with Podium

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Businesses automate real work through MindCloud every day.

Automate your first task

Use MindCloud Cirra to make Gmail and Podium talk.
Here are some common ways to automate work between them.

When Gmail has a new email, send a message in Podium.Try now
Send a Podium notification when Gmail receives a high-priority item.Try now
Create a Podium follow-up from new qualified activity in Gmail.Try now
Copy new customer details from Gmail into Podium.Try now
Update the matching Podium item when a Gmail status changes.Try now
Start a review in Podium when Gmail flags an exception.Try now

How MindCloud automates work

MindCloud uses Cirra to give your workplace superpowers.
Use her to powerhouse through your Gmail and Podium work.

Connect your Gmail and Podium. The first step is to give Cirra access to your applications.

Teach Cirra to work between them. Simply explain what you want done between them and how you use them.

Automate that work. All your apps will talk to each other and work together. No technical knowledge needed.

Every action you need

Access 36 triggers and actions between Gmail and Podium.
Can’t find an action you need? Let us know.

Get EmailReadGets a single Gmail message by ID. When this result will be used to reply via Send Email, resolve the reply recipient from `originalHeaders.replyTo` when present, otherwise from `originalHeaders.from` or `simpleHeaders.sender`. Never use `subject`, `textContent`, or any other text field as the source of the reply recipient. Use `originalHeaders.messageId` and `originalHeaders.references` as the threading metadata for the corresponding Send Email reply headers. If neither `replyTo` nor `from` is present, fail closed and ask the user instead of guessing.Get ProfileReadGets the current user's Gmail profile. Returns a compact resource. The request body must be empty.Create LabelCreateCreate a new label in your Gmail account.Batch Modify EmailsUpdateRun a batch modify emails action in Gmail.Create DraftCreateCreate draft in Gmail.Delete DraftDeleteDelete draft in Gmail.Get DraftReadRun a get draft action in Gmail.Get Email AttachmentReadRun a get email attachment action in Gmail.Get FilterReadRun a get filter action in Gmail.Get ThreadReadGets the specified thread.Get Vacation SettingsReadRun a get vacation settings action in Gmail.Import EmailCreateRun an import email action in Gmail.Insert EmailCreateRun an insert email action in Gmail.List DraftsReadRun a list drafts action in Gmail.List EmailsReadLists the emails in the authorized user's mailbox.

Frequently Asked Questions

New to MindCloud? We've got you. Here are some answers to common questions about how MindCloud works with Gmail and Podium.

MindCloud connects Gmail and Podium so teams can automate handoffs, updates, alerts, and record changes without building one-off scripts.

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Connect all of your apps, not just some of them.

You can't automate business processes end-to-end if you can only connect to half of them.

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