google-account-setup

To set up Gmail for email sync, you configure a new Google account, retrieve the OAuth URL to authorize access, and apply sync settings like start date and label prefix. This enables reliable email access and triage across devices.

Authorizing Gmail access via OAuth requires retrieving the OAuth URL provided during account creation. You must also confirm test-user access in Google Cloud to ensure the OAuth flow completes successfully and grants sync permissions.

Yes, you can manage name aliases within your Gmail configuration. Alias management supports commitment extraction and disambiguation by mapping specific sender identities to accurate user profiles during email triage.

Configuring email sync settings involves patching your account preferences to define a historical start date, apply a label prefix, and set triage instructions. This ensures only relevant emails sync according to your rules.

Confirming test-user access in Google Cloud is required during OAuth setup to validate that your API endpoints have permission to interact with the specified Gmail account before completing the authorization and sync process.

If your Gmail OAuth authorization stops working, you must reauthenticate the account. This process re-establishes the secure token connection to restore email sync and triage functionality without losing existing alias configurations.