Deliverability
Shared sending infra, no domain-aligned authentication. Cold email lands in spam.
A workflow action that sends GHL emails through your real Microsoft 365 mailbox via OAuth. Pick the sender per workflow — your domain, your deliverability, your Sent folder.
That’s a problem for three different reasons.
Shared sending infra, no domain-aligned authentication. Cold email lands in spam.
Replies don’t surface in the user’s inbox. Sent items never appear in Outlook or Gmail.
Microsoft 365 DLP, retention, and encryption can’t apply when GHL bypasses the mailbox.
OAuth in, drop the action into your workflow, send. No SMTP, no DNS changes, no migration.
One click in the GHL marketplace. EmailSyncer adds a Send Email workflow action and registers as your conversation provider.
OAuth into Microsoft 365 (Google Workspace v2). We never see, store, or transmit your password.
Drop the EmailSyncer Send Email step into a workflow. Pick which connected mailbox should be the sender — emails ship via Microsoft Graph from your real account.
→ From install to first delivered email: about three minutes.
Multi-mailbox by default, hardened where it matters, honest when something goes wrong.
Connect every team member’s mailbox under one GHL install. Set defaults per location. Reconnections update; a different user creates a new mailbox row, never a duplicate.
Sends appear in Outlook / Gmail Sent folder automatically.
Direct send for ≤4 MB, draft-then-send for larger. Automatic.
AES-256-GCM for token storage. Ed25519 webhook signatures. OAuth 2.0 only — we never store a password, and audit trails record every event.
30/min cap keeps Microsoft Graph happy. Bursts queue, never lost.
When something breaks, the embed UI says why — in English.
Available during early access — get in touch and we’ll set you up.
Talk to usNo — outbound only. Inbound replies still flow through your existing mailbox; GHL surfaces them through its normal conversation routing.
Not in v1. Mail.Send.Shared support is on the post-launch roadmap.
v2 — Microsoft 365 ships first, Gmail follows shortly after.
Coming in v1.5. We already validate aliases against your mailbox’s proxy addresses at connect time, so the alias picker UI is the only piece left.
GHL workflows that depended on it fail with a clear "mailbox revoked" reason. No silent drops — the embed log surfaces every failure.
Install on the GHL Marketplace. About three minutes to your first delivered email.
Install on GHL Marketplace