ChatGPT Plugin

MailReach

Keep your emails out of spam

Brand: Unknown

Category: Pending
Primary Subcategory: Pending

Integration details

Description

MailReach is an email deliverability tool for teams that send sales, outreach and marketing emails. It warms up sending mailboxes, monitors their reputation and runs spam tests, so emails land in the inbox instead of the spam folder. This plugin connects ChatGPT to your MailReach project so you can check and improve your deliverability in plain language, without opening the dashboard. What you can do: - See how your mailboxes are doing: reputation score, inbox and spam rates, SPF, DKIM and DMARC checks, and open alerts. - Follow your inbox rate over time, for the whole project or one mailbox. - Check an email draft for spam words, risky links and images before you send it. Nothing is sent. - Run a spam test and see where your email landed at Gmail, Outlook and other providers. - When a test lands in spam, let Autofix find what in the email triggers the filters and suggest a reviewed rewrite. - Pause or resume a mailbox, change its warming settings, organise mailboxes with tags and set up Slack or webhook alerts. ChatGPT only reaches the one MailReach project you pick when you connect, with the permissions of your role on it. Removing a mailbox always asks for your confirmation first. New mailboxes are connected on the MailReach dashboard, so you never paste a password in the chat. A MailReach account is required. Sign in with your MailReach email and password.

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Pending
Primary Subcategory: Pending
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: Unknown
Access: Account required
First tracked: 2026-10-22
Tool count: 32
Geography: US

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Tools

32 tools agents can invoke

Analyse an email draft the way the spam test does, without sending anything and without using a credit: spam words, links (count, HTTP vs HTTPS, shorteners, broken links), images and image/text ratio, HTML weight, attachments and empty subject. Pass the body as plain text or HTML. Returns the findings and the fixes to apply.
check_email_content
Create an alert: notify a Slack channel connected to the project (SLACK), a webhook URL (HOOK_URL) or both (ALL) when one of the given events happens. Call list_alerts first for the event names and the Slack channels available.
create_alert
Start a new spam test. Consumes one spam test credit. Returns the seed mailboxes to send the test email to and the identifier to include in the message body; MailReach does not send the email itself. Then poll get_spam_test with the returned public_id.
create_spam_test
Create a tag on the project. Tags group mailboxes (a client, a team, a domain...) and can filter list_accounts and get_project_stats. Attach it to mailboxes with tag_account.
create_tag
Delete an alert of the project. To silence it temporarily, use update_alert with active=false instead.
delete_alert
Delete a tag of the project. The tag is detached from every mailbox it was on; the mailboxes themselves are not changed.
delete_tag
Full deliverability picture of one connected mailbox: settings, reputation score history (last 30 points), daily sending/inbox/spam stats for the last 14 days, open alerts, and the DNS health (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) of its domain. Identify the account by id or by email address.
get_account
Status and result of the autofix of a spam test: running, held (waiting for the sender window; run_autofix_now skips it), paused (waiting for the user to decide on more probes; skip_autofix_remaining_tests concludes with what was measured), completed with a diagnosis, or errored. Includes the reviewed rewrite of the email once available.
get_autofix
Progress of a background mailbox import started by import_workspace_accounts: percentage done and the per-address errors so far.
get_import_task
Returns the MailReach dashboard link where the user connects a new mailbox themselves. Use it for a single Microsoft 365 / Outlook mailbox that signs in through the Microsoft consent screen, or whenever the user should enter an app password on that page rather than in the conversation. When connect_account is listed, it connects Google Workspace, Outlook (app password) and IMAP/SMTP mailboxes directly, and the email workspace tools batch-connect a whole tenant.
get_mailbox_connect_link
Overview of the MailReach project this connection is authorized for: name, seats, remaining credits, number of connected mailboxes, and the permissions this connection has.
get_project
Aggregated daily deliverability statistics across the project (messages sent, landed in inbox, in spam, in categories, missing) with an overall inbox rate. Optionally restricted to mailboxes on given domains, carrying a tag, or by recipient provider. Consolidated data ends 2 days ago.
get_project_stats
Full result of one spam test: inbox placement per seed mailbox, score, blacklists, authentication (SPF/DKIM/DMARC) and content analysis. Poll it after sending the test email until `completed` is true.
get_spam_test
Batch-connect mailboxes through an email workspace (Google Workspace or Microsoft 365). Up to 4 addresses are connected right away and per-address errors are returned; more run in the background and a `task_id` is returned to poll with get_import_task. Each connected mailbox uses a warming seat unless `spamchecker_only` is true.
import_workspace_accounts
List the email accounts (mailboxes) connected to the project, with their reputation score, status and warming settings. Paginated; filter by search term, tag, status or maximum score.
list_accounts
The alerts configured on the project (Slack channel and/or webhook notified when a mailbox gets disconnected, its reputation drops, an automated spam test completes...), with the events that can be subscribed and the Slack channels connected to the project.
list_alerts
List the email workspaces of the project: the Google Workspace (domain-wide delegation) or Microsoft 365 / Outlook (app registration) credentials used to batch-connect mailboxes. Use import_workspace_accounts to connect mailboxes through one of them.
list_email_workspaces
Open alerts on the project: disconnected mailboxes, reputation drops, missing emails, expiring domains, and so on. Newest first. Optionally filtered to one account or one event type.
list_notifications
List the spam tests run on the project, newest first, 10 per page. Each item carries its public_id (for get_spam_test), subject, sender, score and completion state.
list_spam_tests
Tags defined on the project (used to group mailboxes), with the average score of the tagged mailboxes.
list_tags
Pause warming on one mailbox: it stops sending and receiving warming conversations but stays connected to MailReach and keeps its history. Use resume_account to start again.
pause_account
Ask MailReach to try reconnecting a mailbox whose status is 'disconnected' (re-tests its app password / IMAP-SMTP credentials, or refreshes its Microsoft token). Only a disconnected mailbox can be reconnected: a paused one needs resume_account, an active one needs nothing. The attempt runs in the background; check get_account a few minutes later. If it keeps failing, the user must reconnect it from the dashboard (see get_mailbox_connect_link).
reconnect_account
Disconnect a mailbox from MailReach for good: warming and spam tests stop, its seat is released and its history is no longer shown. This cannot be undone; the mailbox has to be connected again from the dashboard to come back. Requires confirm=true — ask the user before calling it.
remove_account
Rename a tag of the project. The mailboxes keep the tag under its new name.
rename_tag
Resume warming on a mailbox that was paused (status 'paused'). A 'disconnected' mailbox cannot be resumed: MailReach lost access to it, use reconnect_account or send the user to the dashboard.
resume_account
Start a held autofix immediately instead of waiting out the sender window (the pause that protects the mailbox after a sending burst).
run_autofix_now
Conclude a paused autofix with what has been measured so far instead of running the remaining probes. Confirm with the user first: the remaining probes cannot be run afterwards.
skip_autofix_remaining_tests
Start an autofix on a spam test that landed in spam: MailReach sends probe variants of the email from the same mailbox to find what causes the placement (wording, HTML, links...) and, when it can, proposes a rewrite. Free: it consumes no spam test credit. Takes a while; poll get_autofix. A test older than 12 hours is accepted: MailReach first sends the original email again to check its current placement, and only goes on when the spam placement reproduces. Refused when the mailbox is not warmed enough, the test content is empty or its authentication fails.
start_autofix
Attach a tag to a mailbox. The tag must exist (create_tag). Identify the mailbox by id or email and the tag by id or name.
tag_account
Detach a tag from a mailbox. The tag itself is kept.
untag_account
Change the settings of one connected mailbox: sender name, email signature, description, time zone, warming ramp-up (daily target and increase), maximum parallel warming conversations, and autopilot (MailReach picks the warming recipe). Only the fields you pass are changed; the values they replace are not kept, so confirm the change with the user first. Identify the account by id or email.
update_account_settings
Change an alert: enable or disable it, change its events, its channel, its Slack channel or webhook URL. Only the given fields change; events replace the previous list, and the replaced values are not kept, so confirm the change with the user first.
update_alert

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