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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.

Attachments aren't carried through yet

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

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