Connect Your Email Account
Connect your existing email inbox via SMTP and IMAP settings.
Connect to your existing email account via SMTP. Then, receive and reply email from oChats. Here is a simple guide on how to fill in the required field in the form
From Email: Insert your email address
SMTP Settings
Email: Insert your email address
Password: Insert your email password
Server: Insert your stmp server link. You can get this information from your email provider. Usually it comes in this format <stmpserver.inbox.com> or <mail.companyname.com>.
Port: Insert port number. You can get this information from your email provider. The number is usually:
Port 465
Port 993
etc
Username: Insert your email address
Secure connection (TLS/SSL): This server requires a secure connection (TLS/SSL): You can check this information with your email provider whether your email requires secure connection or not.
IMAP Settings
Server: Insert your stmp server link. You can get this information from your email provider. Usually it comes in this format <stmpserver.inbox.com> or <mail.companyname.com>.
Port: Insert port number. You can get this information from your email provider. The number is usually:
Port 465
Port 993
etc
Username: Insert your email address
Secure connection (TLS/SSL): This server requires a secure connection (TLS/SSL): You can check this information with your email provider whether your email requires secure connection or not.
Connecting a Gmail account
Gmail uses its own fixed SMTP/IMAP servers and requires an App Password instead of your regular account password when connecting a third-party app like oChats.
Step 1: Email credentials
Email: your Gmail address
Password: your Gmail App Password (see note below β not your regular Gmail password)
Step 2: SMTP settings (for sending mail)
Server:
smtp.gmail.comPort:
587Username: your Gmail address
Secure connection (TLS/SSL): Yes
Step 3: IMAP settings (for receiving mail)
Server:
imap.gmail.comPort:
993Username: your Gmail address
Secure connection (TLS/SSL): Yes
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