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Classify and send desired emails to Slack
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Classify and send desired emails to Slack
Classify and send desired emails to Slack
Classify and send desired emails to Slack

Classify and send desired emails to Slack

This playbook will classify all newly received emails based on your classifier. It will then send desired emails to a Slack channel or user.

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Tired of sifting through an overflowing inbox every day? Frustrated by the constant email clutter that hampers your productivity? We hear you. Imagine effortlessly streamlining your email management, without any manual sorting. Picture a solution that, upon receiving new emails, automatically categorizes them based on your custom classifier. No more endless scrolling, no more missed important messages.

But it doesn't stop there. Once classified, this automation not only organizes your emails but also seamlessly dispatches the ones you specify to your desired Slack channel or individual user. Whether it's sharing project updates, monitoring critical communications, or simply keeping your team informed, this automation has you covered.

Say goodbye to email overwhelm and hello to a more efficient way of handling your inbox. It's time to reclaim your precious time and focus on what truly matters.

Let’s set it up!

Step 1: Set up the automation

Click the “Try it” button at the top of this page to get this Autobook saved.

You will be redirected to download the browser extension when you run it for the first time. Bardeen will also prompt you to integrate Gmail.

Bardeen will then prompt you to modify your email classifier. You can choose an existing one or create a new classifier with criteria for your emails. 

After you click “customize classifier”, Bardeen’s classifier configuration will launch. You will be asked questions about the emails you want to keep. Answer in as much detail as possible. This will ensure that the classifier is more accurate.

After you answer your questions, Bardeen will request that you create your categories. Your emails will be classified based on your categories and descriptions here. For example, I entered “Emails with Invoice” as a category and added a description. Emails that fit that description will be categorized as “Emails with Invoice” and any other emails will be categorized as “unwanted”.

Finally, we recommend that you train your classifier with sample emails to increase accuracy of the results. 

Finally, enter the category that will trigger the Slack message. For this example, I want all emails with invoices and receipts to be sent in Slack. So I entered “Emails with Invoice” as the classification I want. This will ensure that only emails that fit this category will be sent in Slack.

Step 2: Run the playbook to classify and send desired emails to Slack

Once your classifier is configured, you can turn on the automation. Make sure the automation is activated (toggled on).

Now, whenever you receive an email, Bardeen will check to see if that email fits your category.

If it does, you will get a Slack message with a link to that email.

You can also edit the playbook and add your next action to further customize the automation.

Find more Gmail and Slack integrations.

You can also find more about how to increase your personal productivity.

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You can also edit the playbook and add your next action to further customize the automation.

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Last update:
September 16, 2023

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