Integration guides

EmailConnect delivers every email as structured JSON to any HTTP endpoint — so it works with whatever your stack already speaks: serverless functions, automation platforms, your own API routes, or an AI agent's workflow.

The integrations directory

The integrations directory lists the platforms we see most across live aliases, with step-by-step guides:

  • Supabase Edge Functions — the most common pattern among EmailConnect users: point an alias at an edge function and store every email in Postgres, with attachments in Storage. Complete working code.
  • For agents & automation — trigger Claude-, ChatGPT- or n8n-driven automations from email with a scoped API key and three REST calls.
  • More platforms (Zapier, Make, Cloudflare Workers, Google Apps Script, and others) are listed with guides on the way.

Using a platform we haven't covered yet? Tell us at hello@emailconnect.eu and we'll write the guide.

The setup is always the same

Whatever the receiving end, every integration follows the same three steps:

  1. Create an alias — on your own domain, or your system alias that works without any DNS setup.
  2. Attach a webhook — the URL of your endpoint. Programmatically, both happen in one atomic API call.
  3. Send a test — deliver a realistic payload to your endpoint before any real email arrives.

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