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Connecting Your Inbox

What Gmail and Outlook permissions Laureo uses, what we read, and how the contact review step works.

Why connect an inbox?

Step 2 of the onboarding wizard offers Connect Gmail or Connect Outlook as a quicker alternative to a CSV upload. Both providers work the same way. Once connected, Laureo looks at your recent email to find the people you email back and forth with, sorts each suggestion by quality (active conversation, one-off, or marketing), and holds them in a review list so you decide what lands in your CRM.

Contact suggestions use the access you already granted when you signed in. Laureo does not ask for any new permissions to find your contacts. If a connection ever needs attention, the step shows a clear Reconnect or Try again action so you are never stuck.

What permissions we use

Google (Gmail). We request four Google permissions during signup: read and modify Gmail messages, manage your calendar, per-file Drive access, and read-only access to Meet recordings and transcripts. The Gmail permission is what lets you read and send mail from inside Laureo. To suggest contacts, onboarding only reads your recent email headers to see who you email back and forth with, never the bodies of your messages.

Microsoft (Outlook). We request read and write access to Mail, Calendar, Contacts, and Tasks under your Microsoft 365 account, plus per-file OneDrive access. To suggest contacts, onboarding reads your recent email headers to see who you correspond with. Message bodies are not read until you start using the email inbox feature.

What we don't do when suggesting contacts
We look at who you email (sender names, email addresses, how often you exchange messages), never what you said. Message bodies stay in your inbox provider. The contact suggestions run on this header information only.

Reviewing before anything is saved

Suggested contacts go to a review list, kept separate from your live people records. Nothing reaches your live CRM until you review and approve the list. The review list groups suggestions by quality and pre-selects the ones most likely to be real people you know, so you can accept the good ones in one click and skip the noise.

Each row carries a quality signal so you can triage quickly:

  • Active: 5 or more exchanges within the last 90 days. Pre-selected for import.
  • One-off: a single exchange. Reviewable but not pre-selected.
  • Marketing: the sender domain or name matches a newsletter pattern, or the thread contained an unsubscribe link.
  • Internal: a same-domain teammate. Skipped by default (invite them via Step 4 instead).
  • Auto-reply: vacation responders and out-of-office messages. Not a real contact.
  • Unknown: no rule fired, so it is grouped under “review.”

Approve a row to add it to your live people records. Reject it to leave it in the review list without importing it.

What happens to rows you don't approve

Contacts in the review list that you neither approve nor reject are removed automatically 24 hours after they were added. If you come back later and want to redo the import, just run the inbox scan again, and the review list is rebuilt from your most recent email.

Revoking access

Disconnect at any time from Settings → Integrations. Disconnecting stops all background syncs (Gmail push, Outlook delta, contact sync), revokes the stored tokens, and unsubscribes any push watches. You can also revoke directly from your Google account permissions or your Microsoft work-account portal.

If you authorize Gmail but never finish signup

If you authorize Gmail during signup but never complete account setup (closed the tab, payment failed, left mid-onboarding), the access you gave Google is still on file but not tied to any workspace. Laureo cleans these up automatically on a two-stage lifecycle so nothing lingers indefinitely:

  • 24 to 48 hours after authorization:a “Complete your signup” email is sent to the address on the Google grant. One nudge per user, so you do not get a flood if you authorized multiple times.
  • 7 days after authorization:if you still haven't completed signup, the leftover token is deleted, the Gmail push watch is stopped, and the cleanup is logged to the security audit trail. The Google authorization on Google's side remains until you explicitly revoke it. Visit your Google account permissions to revoke it manually.

No further action is required on your part. If you do come back to finish signup within 7 days, the existing authorization is automatically attached to your new workspace and the cleanup is skipped.

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