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Gmail: Get Message

Fetch a single message's full content (from, to, subject, date, body and attachment names) into a dictionary variable. Optionally stores just the body text in a second variable.

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Overview

Gmail: Get Message is a no-code automation step in the Gmail category of AutoFlowRPA. It performs its action in a single step when the workflow reaches it. You can configure 4 parameter(s) to control exactly how it behaves. It is one of 369 commands you can drag into a workflow in the visual builder — no scripting required.

What it does

Fetch a single message's full content (from, to, subject, date, body and attachment names) into a dictionary variable. Optionally stores just the body text in a second variable.

Parameters

ParameterTypeRequiredDefaultDescription
Connection namevariable
RequiredgmailName of the connection created by 'Authorize Gmail'.
Message idstring
Required
Supports variables
Store message (dict) invariable
Requiredemail
Store body text in (optional)variable
Optional

How to use Gmail: Get Message

  1. 1

    Open AutoFlowRPA and drag the Gmail: Get Message command from the Gmail group onto the canvas.

  2. 2

    Set its parameters in the side panel — Gmail: Get Message has 4 configurable field(s).

  3. 3

    Connect it into your workflow and press Run. Everything executes locally on your machine.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Gmail: Get Message command do?

Fetch a single message's full content (from, to, subject, date, body and attachment names) into a dictionary variable. Optionally stores just the body text in a second variable.

Which group does the Gmail: Get Message command belong to?

Gmail: Get Message is part of the Gmail group. AutoFlowRPA ships with 369+ ready-made commands you can combine without code.

Does the Gmail: Get Message command take any parameters?

Yes — Gmail: Get Message has 4 configurable field(s), all editable in the visual node editor.

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