This template starts when mail arrives at a Mailhook address and opens a Wrike task in the folder you choose.
The email subject becomes the task title and the body becomes the description. Connect Wrike, copy the Mailhook address, and send or forward task emails there.
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The scenario starts when a message hits the Mailhook address. Use the subject for the title and the body for the description.
Wrike creates the task in the folder or project you pick. Map subject to title and body to description.
Add a Wrike connection with permission to create tasks in the target folder.
Add a Mailhook trigger. Copy the Mailhook address and send or forward task emails there.
Create a Wrike task. Set folder or project, map email subject to title and body to description, then send a test message.
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