How to connect Google Workspace.
Company email on Google takes two steps: your Google admin trusts SnailReach once, then each person signs in with Google.
This guide is for company email on Google, like you@yourcompany.com. On a free @gmail.com address, connect Gmail instead.
Step 1: Your admin trusts SnailReach
Your Google admin does this once for the whole company. If someone already did, skip to step 2.
- Open the Google Admin console and sign in with your admin account.
- Go to Security, then Access and data control, then API controls.
- Under Manage third-party app access, click Configure new app.
- Search for SnailReach's client ID and select SnailReach: 421950063388-gavbn6ac8dco07ed56f8msev157n5tt9.apps.googleusercontent.com
- Choose who it applies to (everyone, or just your sales team), set access to Trusted, and click Change access.
Not the admin? In SnailReach, click the Google Workspace card under Mailbox, then Copy these steps. It copies a short note with everything above. Send it to whoever runs your company's Google accounts.
Step 2: Sign in with Google
- In SnailReach, go to Settings, then Your setup.
- Under Mailbox, click Google Workspace.
- Click Sign in with Google and pick your work account.
- Allow SnailReach to send email as you. That's the only thing it asks for.
You land back on Your setup with your mailbox connected. Heads-ups, letters and follow-ups now go out from your own address.
If something goes wrong
- Google says the app is blocked or unverified. Step 1 isn't done yet, or it was set for a group you're not in. Ask your admin to check SnailReach is Trusted for you.
- It still says blocked right after your admin trusted it. Google can take a few minutes to catch up. Try again a little later.
- Google picked the wrong account. Choose Use another account in the Google window, or open SnailReach in a private window.
Still stuck? Email support@snailreach.com with a screenshot and we'll sort it out with you.
