Create rules to filter your emails On your computer, yo u can manage your incoming mail using Gmail’s filters to send email to a label, or archive, delete, star, or automatically forward your mail. Create a …

Create rules to filter your emails On your computer, you can manage your incoming emails using Gmail's filters to send email to a label, or archive, delete, star or automatically forward your emails. Create a …

Set up rules for advanced email content filtering If you're looking for instructions and guidelines related to legal, security, and compliance concerns, go to Google Workspace legal and compliance. As an …

Advanced Gmail filters for work or school When you’re creating a filter with your work or school account, try these ideas to organize your email. Create a filter Open Gmail. In the search box at the top, click …

Jun 15, 2024 · A. Create a Filter from the Search Bar Click the filter icon at the end of the Gmail search bar. Enter your desired filter criteria, such as keywords, sender's email address, etc. Click "Create …

Control message delivery based on message content As an admin, you can create rules that tell Gmail how to handle messages with certain words that you specify. These rules can be applied to incoming …

Forward messages that match your filters Important: By default, automatic forwarding sends all your Gmail messages to the new address. To forward specific messages, turn off automatic forwarding …

If you own several email accounts, you can set up Gmail to send messages from any account without switching between account inboxes. People you send an email to see the address you choose to be …

Before you set up routing Routing settings apply to active users with Gmail turned on. Routing rules don’t apply to suspended users or users who have Gmail turned off. To set up email delivery for …

Custom retention rules If you must keep specific data for a set time, set a custom retention rule. You can specify the data with conditions and terms depending on the service: Gmail and Google Groups …