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Adding generic email addresses
This article explains how to add generic inbound email addresses like [email protected] or [email protected] to FirstQuadrant. It covers two methods—either by manually logging the email as a note or by directly adding the email address to FirstQuadrant. The guide also outlines key limitations, including support only for sales-related emails and the requirement for real (non-alias) email addresses.
Generic email addresses like
[email protected] or [email protected] can be added to FirstQuadrant in two ways:
Option 1: Manually adding contacts with inbound email as a note
- Manually add the contact to FirstQuadrant.
- Include the inbound email address as a note in the contact entry.
- FirstQuadrant will then evaluate the next steps based on the information in the note.
Option 2: Adding the generic email address to FirstQuadrant
- Add the generic email address to FirstQuadrant.
- Do not connect it to any team member.
- Any sales-related inbound emails received at the address will automatically add a contact in FirstQuadrant with a corresponding response.
Important Notes:
- Only sales-related emails will be added to FirstQuadrant. Other types of emails will not be used for AI reasoning.
- Only real email addresses work at the moment. Email aliases will not function.
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