How to Connect Any Email Provider via SMTP and IMAP
Connect any email provider to Automailer using SMTP and IMAP settings. SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is used for sending emails, while IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) is used for receiving and syncing replies in your inbox.
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From your dashboard, click Email Accounts from the left sidebar

Click the Add New Account button at the top of the page.

In the Choose Your Provider window, select Any Provider (SMTP/IMAP), then click Continue.

Fill in the required account information:
General Information
- From Email (your email address)
- Display Name (name shown when sending emails)
- SMTP Server
- SMTP Port
- SMTP Password
IMAP Settings (Incoming Email / Replies Sync)
- IMAP Server
- IMAP Port
- IMAP Password
Click Connect Account.
Automailer will verify your SMTP and IMAP settings before saving the inbox. Once connected, the account will appear in the Email Accounts page.
Troubleshooting (Connection Issues)
If your account fails to connect, check the following:
- Your SMTP and IMAP credentials are correct
- Server and port values match your provider's settings
- IMAP access is enabled in your email provider settings

From the Email Accounts page, click Bulk Connect.

Click Download CSV to get the correct file format.

Add one inbox per row using the required fields:
General Information
- First Name
- Last Name
- From Email
- SMTP Server
- SMTP Port
- IMAP Password
IMAP Settings (Receiving Replies)
- IMAP Server
- IMAP Port
- IMAP Password
- Do not rename column headers
- Do not add or remove columns
- Do not leave blank rows
- Save file in standard CSV format (UTF-8 recommended)
Important CSV Requirements
- Do not rename column headers
- Do not add or remove columns
- Do not leave blank rows
- Save file in standard CSV format (UTF-8 recommended)
Step 4: Upload the CSV File
Upload the completed CSV file to Automailer.
Automailer will validate each row and connect all accounts with valid settings.

SMTP is used for sending emails, while IMAP is used for receiving and tracking replies. Both are required for a fully functional email connection.
