Connect Gmail and SQL Server to unlock the power of automation

We can automate data transfer from Gmail to SQL Server by using triggers that react to new emails in your Gmail account. Once a new email arrives, actions can be set up to extract relevant information and insert it into a specified table within SQL Server.

There are various triggers available such as 'New Email', 'New Email Matching Search', and 'New Attachment'. Each trigger initiates an action, allowing seamless integration with SQL Server where the extracted information can be inserted or updated in the database.

Yes, we can set up actions that update existing records in SQL Server when specific conditions are met in incoming emails. For instance, if an email contains particular subject keywords, it may trigger an update to certain database entries.

Absolutely, our integration allows handling of attachments. By configuring appropriate triggers, you can extract data from attachments and use subsequent actions to store this information as records or files within your SQL Server database.

During setup, we provide configurable options to map specific fields from an email, such as sender's address or subject line, directly into corresponding columns in your SQL Server tables. Careful mapping ensures proper placement and relation of data across systems.

Once the email data is successfully imported into your SQL Server, you have full capability to perform complex queries as needed. This may include joining tables or filtering records based on specific criteria found in the email content.

While our system efficiently handles substantial amounts of data transfer, it's important to note that both Gmail API and SQL Server have usage limits. We recommend reviewing these limits based on your specific use case requirements before setting up extensive automation tasks.