This template watches Gmail for newly labeled mail, then sends a Pushbullet note with the sender and subject.
Apply that label to messages you want on your phone. Connect Gmail and Pushbullet. Put the Pushbullet access token on the Pushbullet connection. Pick the label on the Gmail trigger.
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The scenario starts when a message in the connected Gmail account receives the label you choose.
JavaScript sets the Pushbullet title and body from sender and subject.
Pushbullet delivers that note to the devices on your account.
Add a Gmail connection that can read the inbox. Add a trigger for newly labeled mail and pick the label you use for important messages.
Add a Pushbullet connection and paste your Pushbullet access token there.
In JavaScript, map sender and subject into the note title and body. Push a note with Pushbullet. Apply the label to a test message and confirm the push arrives.
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