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Use casesEmail operations

Run a controlled outbound sequence with a real audit trail

Send a paced, personalised sequence from a real mailbox, with per-recipient logging that survives failure.

Who it is forTeams doing outbound that must not look automated or burn a domain.
APIsGmail API
Typical scopesgmail.send

The problem

Blast tools damage sender reputation and read as bulk. Sending from a real mailbox at a human pace works far better — but only if you can prove what was sent to whom.

How it works

  1. Hold the recipient list and a durable cursor outside the sending process.
  2. Send small batches on a schedule from a real mailbox.
  3. Record every send with a timestamp and the provider's message identifier.
  4. Suppress anyone already contacted, unsubscribed or bounced.

What changes

Outbound that lands in the inbox and can be reconstructed months later, recipient by recipient.

The trap in this one. The dangerous failure is a sender that advances its cursor when a send fails — every failure silently burns a contact who is never retried. Hold the cursor on failure and abort loudly after a run of them.

Questions people ask

Is a long-running process the right design?

No. Run one batch per scheduled invocation. A fresh process per batch avoids the slow degradation that makes week-old workers fail silently.

Want this built?

This is a pattern we run in production. We will set up the delegation and build this on top of it — $500 per hour, most of it working the same day.

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