Gmail Scheduler

Forked from webdigi/GmailScheduler
See Webdigi's intro video

Getting Started

Open Gmail Scheduler
Accept permissions
Create labels as required.
- Example: "2 hours later", "two days later" and so on.

Usage

Outgoing messages

Compose a new message in Gmail
Add the label under timer as required.
Note: Do not click on the send button. Only set the label and leave the message in drafts.

Returning messages to inbox

You can allow Gmail to return messages back to inbox.
Apply a label under timer to any of our message, and it will return to your inbox as scheduled.

Accessing your GmailScheduler settings:

Access your settings via script.google.com/macros/s/AKfycbw6hnnKGeG6xUsbRE9c3WSvJibTbaW88DP9f83e8lFnc1v1kL0/exec

Troubleshooting

1) Cannot connect to Gmail

You may see an error similar to the one shown in this image
- This means that Gmail could not connect to Google app scripts.
- This timeout happens between Google services -- you can ignore these messages.
- Any queued messages will be sent out in the next run.
Set a Gmail filter to delete these messages.
- You can filter on messages with subject "Summary of failures for Google Apps Script: Gmail Scheduler" sent from: apps-scripts-notifications@google.com

2) Uninstalling Gmail Scheduler

Visit the https://script.google.com/macros/s/AKfycbw6hnnKGeG6xUsbRE9c3WSvJibTbaW88DP9f83e8lFnc1v1kL0/manage/uninstall
Click on Uninstall (You can always follow the initial setup again to reinstall the scheduler)

3) Error: Service using too much computer time for one day

Uninstall and install app again to use lesser resources on Gmail.

License

This fork is licensed under the MIT license)
The original source of GmailScheduler (maintained by Webdigi in London, UK) is licensed under the MIT license