Gmail · OptomBot

Gmail integration for the Mail Robot

Connect your own mailbox to send individual business requests, collect related replies, and turn proposal details into structured OptomBot records.

What the connection does

  1. You choose GmailOptomBot shows a data-use notice before redirecting you to Google.
  2. Google asks for permissionYou see the requested access and choose whether to grant it.
  3. You start the workThe robot sends an individual request only after you start or enable the relevant workflow.
  4. Replies are matchedOptomBot uses message identifiers, addresses, and subjects to associate replies with a known business conversation.
  5. Results stay under your controlConversations and extracted proposal fields are shown in OptomBot, where you can review them and continue the dialogue.

Permission requested

https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.modify

This scope allows OptomBot to send messages, read replies, and apply the dedicated OptomBot/Inbox and OptomBot/Sent labels. Gmail does not provide a narrower scope that supports all three operations.

What is processed

  • the connected email address and Google account identifier;
  • headers, bodies, supported attachments, and thread metadata for matched Mail Robot conversations;
  • OAuth tokens, stored encrypted, to keep the connection active;
  • structured proposal fields and reply drafts created for the user-facing workflow.

AI-assisted processing

Matched message content may be sent through the Timeweb AI Gateway to the selected AI model to classify a reply, extract proposal data, analyze a supported attachment, or draft a response. Unrelated mailbox content is not used for these tasks. Google Workspace data is not used by OptomBot to train general-purpose AI models.

What the robot does not do

  • It does not request your Google password.
  • It does not use Gmail data for advertising or sell it.
  • It does not turn the mailbox into an unrestricted advertising list.
  • It does not process unrelated messages for product analytics.

Responsible business communication

The Mail Robot is intended for relevant, individual B2B correspondence about a user’s tender, offer, or shipment. Users must contact appropriate business recipients, respect opt-out requests, and comply with applicable anti-spam and privacy laws.

Disconnecting Gmail

You can disconnect Gmail at any time in the Mail Robot settings. OptomBot revokes the connection and stops further mailbox access. Previously recorded business conversations and proposal evidence remain available unless you request deletion, subject to legal retention requirements.