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Best answer

How can I leave Gmail emails read after downloading the attachments?

  • 2 September 2022
  • 2 replies
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Hello! 

It might be a really starter question...but do you know how I can set up in my process to leave the gmail emails read after downloading the attachments?

Thanks a lot!
Adam

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Best answer by MohSwellam 2 September 2022, 10:49

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MohSwellam
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Hi @AdamJ , 

 

There is no way to mark the email as “Read”. You can however create a new label in your Gmail and call it “Read” (or any other name you find suitable) then create a step in your zap (after the downloading attachments step) to Label it with Read. 

 

Hope this helps. 

Founder of GeekyAir.com
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Hello! Thanks a lot for your answer! 

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