bench get-app https://github.com/rtCamp/frappe-gmail-thread

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Frappe Gmail Thread

A Frappe app that integrates with Gmail's Thread ID to seamlessly sync and track email conversations within your Frappe/ERPNext instance. This provides a unified view of your communications, allowing you to link email threads directly to ERPNext documents like Leads, Sales Orders, and Tasks.

View the GitHub Wiki for Full Documentation

Key Features

• Seamless Email Syncing: Automatically syncs sent and received emails into your Frappe instance.

• Threaded Conversations: Organizes emails into cohesive threads based on Gmail's native Thread ID.

• Document Linking: Link email threads to any ERPNext doctype to view communication history in the document's activity feed.

• Multi-User Visibility: Emails with CC/BCC recipients automatically grant all involved users access to the thread.

• Attachment Management: Attachments are linked to the thread and visible within the associated document.

• Manual User Access: Manually add users to a thread to grant them access to the conversation.

• Selective Syncing: Use Gmail labels to control which emails are synced to Frappe, giving you granular control over what data is stored.

Installation

Run the following command to install the app.

bench get-app git@github.com:rtCamp/frappe-gmail-thread.git
bench --site [site-name] install-app frappe_gmail_thread
bench --site [site-name] migrate
bench restart

For local development, check out our dev-tool for seamlessly building Frappe apps: frappe-manager
NOTE: If using frappe-manager, you might require to fm restart to provision the worker queues.

License

This project is licensed under the AGPLv3 License.

Technical Details

The app uses email message IDs and reference headers to group emails into a single Gmail Thread doctype, unifying threads across different user mailboxes within Frappe.

Contributing

We welcome contributions! If you encounter any bugs or have suggestions, please open an issue or submit a pull request on our GitHub repository. Make sure to read contribution.md for details.