Actually, the Nutshell page (http://www.nutshell.com/integrations/) absolutely states that it IS working.
On Wed, May 15, 2013 at 5:27 PM, Prescott Paulin <[email protected]> wrote: > Absolutely this is needed... Our company uses Nutshell CRM and for us to > get the emails into Nutshell, we need to BCC the "[email protected]" email > address each time. That's not happening right now... and for users who > have apps that integrate with Google Apps for Business, it really needs to > change. > > > On Thursday, March 14, 2013 1:33:39 PM UTC-5, David Donaldson wrote: >> >> You know Zac, I got to this group by googling "how to auto bcc in gmail". >> >> And I see this topic was launched back in February of 2011. It's now >> March of 2013. >> >> In all that time, all you've done is post things like "why would you want >> to do that?", and to make claims that other mail hosts don't offer that >> feature. >> >> Frankly, I don't see your input to this thread as being helpful in any >> way. >> >> The truth is...yes, many other mail hosts offer auto bcc, and so should >> gmail. The truth is...yes lots of us *really *need this feature as an >> important business process. The truth is...we need you to get behind this >> instead of in front of it. You know, to give it a little push. Of course, >> I don't see this in *your* modus operandi at all. >> >> Further, I suggest you consider championing the cause, because you >> clearly have no viable answer yourself and if fact have dozens of posts >> here spanning *25 months *telling people in need of an auto bcc feature >> how they can do it some other way, or worse yet, querying them repeatedly >> on why they need it and arguing your points as if that's your cause in life. >> >> Your job isn't to find out why I need something and then try to smack it >> down. That's for sure. >> >> But I will tell you why I need auto bcc - *because I do.* >> >> I am an IT consultant, and have been one for...well let's just say for >> more than 25 years. >> >> I have a client using gmail with a managed office of 8 worker-bees who >> receive and reply to emails all day long. >> >> And their mail traffic needs to be monitored and managed by the office >> manager to make sure those worker-bees are doing their job correctly, and >> to make sure they responded appropriately and offer correction if not. >> >> Filters will forward all incoming mail, and that's what we do. But we >> don't see the replies and outgoing mail no matter what we try. >> >> So you see, it's actually both a training and legal issue here. And what >> I'm seeing from this thread, is that you see no reason why this might be >> important. >> >> Well it is to my clients. And from what I read here, it seems to be >> pretty important to a lot of other folks too. >> >> That's it. >> >> So tell me now, what do you think I should do? >> >> I think I might just see some merit in your idea of moving this business >> elsewhere, to a mail provider that does offer auto bcc. >> >> I wonder how Google feels about that. Maybe you could let them know. >> >> dave... >> >> On Tuesday, February 19, 2013 7:56:04 PM UTC-5, Zack Tennant wrote: >>> >>> Chris, >>> >>> Probably because it's not as common as you think. Many for-pay services >>> and programs don't have the feature. If enough people suggest it on the >>> help page, it's likely to happen. I've seen plenty of things implemented >>> that I didn't think were good or common features, but people suggested. >>> I've seen features I'd like, passed over, cause enough people didn't want >>> it. >>> >>> If it's important enough to you, make sure to suggest it every day, and >>> gather other supporters (like other readers of this forum). In the >>> meantime, look around. There are plenty of services and programs out >>> there, perhaps one of them better suits your needs. Perhaps some >>> combination of these meets your needs best. >>> >>> >>> On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 4:27 PM, Chris Gassel <[email protected] >>> > wrote: >>> >>>> Here is why my company needs an auto-BCC. We use Insightly for our CRM >>>> and in order to easily save all of our emails to the database, we have to >>>> send our emails to an email address provided by Insightly. There is a >>>> great email widget, but people don't want to click "Save to >>>> Insightly" every time If we had the auto-BCC feature, we could put all of >>>> our unique email address's given to us from Insightly and never have to >>>> worry about saving an email again or adding that email address to every >>>> email. >>>> >>>> Not sure why Google finds such a common feature so hard to add. 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