Gmail API

Google's email service Gmail has occupied a significant market share since its introduction in 2004. Its functions are available to users through a web application, a mobile application (iOS/Android), as well as a number of protocols (SMTP, POP3, IMAP). All standard system tools are offered free of charge. Gmail protects incoming and outgoing emails with advanced encryption technology. The postal service recognizes and blocks 99.9% of emails containing spam, phishing, malware and dubious links. There is also online chat, video calls and document sharing.

Gmail provides the ability to synchronize with third-party email services, including Microsoft Outlook, Apple Mail, Mozilla Thunderbird, etc. Separately, it is worth noting the offline access option, which helps you perform some actions without access to the Internet: searching, viewing, writing, deleting letters, etc. Here you can also create multiple accounts and easily switch between them. Gmail is part of the Google Workspace suite, along with services such as Calendar, Docs, Drive, Meet, and more.

An equally useful platform option is the RESTful API interface, which allows you to integrate Gmail with third-party systems for automatic data transfer through integration. Information about the Gmail API is available at the link: https://developers.google.com/gmail/api/guides The interface provides automatic/programmatic sending of letters, retrieval/indexing/backup, account migration and other capabilities. If you want to automate the transfer of data from hundreds of external systems to Gmail without having to develop API integration from scratch, then the no-code ApiX-Drive service connector will help you with this.