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  • What is Keeping?
  • Getting Started
    • Quick start for admins
    • Quick start for agents
    • Using Keeping in Gmail
    • Keeping and your customer
    • Keeping for Chrome
    • Keeping for Safari
  • Fundamentals
    • Mobile & web access
    • Converting an email to a ticket
    • Using Templates
    • Changing ticket status
    • Assigning a ticket
    • Editing ticket recipients
    • Moving a ticket
    • Sharing a ticket
    • Using tags
    • Enable an autoreply
    • Creating a new ticket
    • Collision detection
    • Email signatures
    • Private notes
    • Activity log
    • Managing spam
    • Shared drafts
    • Agent Availability
  • Setup
    • Installing the Chrome Extension
    • Installing the Safari Extension
    • Integrations
      • Asana
      • ClickUp
      • HubSpot
      • Jira
      • Linear
      • Shortcut
      • Shopify
      • Zapier
    • Connecting a mailbox
      • Sign in with Google
      • Connect a Google Group
      • Connect a Gmail Alias
      • Forwarding your mailbox
      • Custom domains
      • Connect a web form
      • Disconnecting a mailbox
    • Inviting users
    • Admin & agent roles
    • Manually updating the Extension
  • Workflows
    • What are Workflows?
    • Creating Workflows
    • Workflow conditions
    • Workflow actions
    • Round Robin assignment
  • Service Level Agreements
    • What are SLAs?
    • Creating an SLA
    • SLA conditions
    • SLA actions
  • Satisfaction Ratings (CSAT)
    • What are CSAT Ratings?
    • Enabling Satisfaction Ratings
    • Customizing the CSAT widget
    • CSAT Reports
  • Reporting & Analytics
    • What are Reports?
    • Classic Reports
      • Setting work schedules
      • First response time
    • Advanced Reports
      • Team performance
      • Agent performance
      • Ticket statistics
      • Message statistics
      • Export to CSV
  • Preferences
    • Reversing conversation order
    • Pushing tickets into inbox
    • Hiding the Keeping toolbar
    • Close & Next
    • Personal Inbox Signature
    • Notifications
      • Desktop Notifications
      • Browser permissions
      • Inside Gmail
    • Set your business hours
  • Account & Plans
    • Adding and removing paid seats
    • Changing billing plans
    • Changing organization name
    • Updating your billing information
    • Pausing your subscription
    • Cancelling your subscription
  • Troubleshooting & FAQs
    • Toolbar Not Refreshing
  • Security and Privacy
    • Security & Privacy Practices
    • Google Permissions
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  • Spam and Gmail
  • Using Workflows to Manage Tickets
  1. Fundamentals

Managing spam

Keeping relies on Gmail's spam filtering before creating tickets in your inbox.

Spam and Gmail

Keeping relies on Gmail's spam filtering to keep unwanted tickets out of your mailbox. If Gmail flags an email as spam in your support mailbox, it will not be converted into a ticket. If you find Gmail marking your customers' messages as spam, mark them as "Not Spam" in your support mailbox. Gmail should let future messages through.

Using Workflows to Manage Tickets

If messages are arriving in your inbox that Gmail doesn't mark as spam, but that you do not want to open a Keeping ticket, you can create a Workflow with an "Ignore and Discard" action. See more in our Workflows section.

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