Set up Auto-Sending, Forward Email to Another Account in Gmail?

The following guide provides a clear overview of Google mail forwarding, with the most relevant background, details, and practical takeaways.

1. Forward, Forward the Whole New Email:

Open the browser, log in to your Gmail account, open the Settings section (click the jag icon):

Select Forwarding and POP / IMAP > click Add a forwarding address as shown below:

The popup window displays, please enter the email address you want to forward email to here:

Click Proceed to confirm:

And for security reasons, Google will send a confirmation code to the new email address:

You access the other email address, then get the confirmation code. As an example here the confirmation code is number 15145700:

Enter Gmail and click the Verify button:

So we are done with the setup, and the other thing to do is to select Forward a copy of incoming mail to. This section will select the email you just confirmed (you can create multiple emails by pressing the button. Add a forwarding address below), and the next option - keep Gmail's copy in the inbox is to keep an email copy in the Google Inbox section (that is, if there's an email, one copy is in Google Inbox, one copy will be Forward - Forward via new email address):

If you do not want to automatically forward email, select Disable forwarding

After setting up, remember to click the Save Changes button to save the changes. Back in Google Inbox, you will see a message that you have successfully set up the email address you want to forward as shown below:

2. in Case of Just Forwarding Some Emails:

Method 1 is that you set to forward, forward the whole new email. What if I want to forward only a certain number of emails? The answer is the same setting as above, but will have to use the Filter - Gmail filter.

• For details on how to use Gmail Filter, please refer to this article.

So with just a few basic steps, you can master the automatic forwarding feature, Forward Gmail to another email address. Good luck!