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Set up a Mailhook

Mint an email address, wire it to a workflow trigger, and send or reply from it.

Create a Mailhook address

Open Settings → Mailhooks, or start from a workflow's Email trigger and create one inline.
Enter a label (up to 32 characters) — Cheqq generates an address like support-a1b2c@agent.cheqq.ai from it.
Copy the address and give it out wherever mail should land (a form, a forwarding rule, a business card).

Addresses are scoped to your account, not to a single workflow — any workflow you own can use one.

Wire it to a trigger

In a workflow, add an Email trigger and select the Mailhook address. Narrow what actually fires the workflow with:

  • Only from / Never from — sender allow/block lists
  • Subject contains — substring match on the subject
  • Observe follow-ups — also fire on replies in the same thread

Trigger data is available downstream as trigger.from, trigger.subject, trigger.text, and similar fields.

Manage addresses

From Settings → Mailhooks, each address can be copied, toggled active/inactive, or deleted. Mail sent to an address that no longer exists is silently ignored, not bounced.

Send or reply from a workflow

Add a Send Email step to send new mail or reply from one of your addresses — including threading a reply against the message that triggered the run, so recipients see it in-context rather than as a new thread.

To send from your own domain instead, set the step's Send Via to your SMTP server, and point Track Replies in Cheqq at a Mailhook address: recipients see your real address, and replies still come back into Cheqq to fire your Email triggers. See Send email.

Attachments aren't carried through yet

Inbound mail captures attachment filenames and types, but not their contents.

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