Imports

The imports of old mail into this workspace, newest first, as the Migrations page of the app lists them: the address each one fills, its status, how far it has read and how many messages it imported. addressId keeps the ones into one address. A member sees the imports into the addresses they reach. One page at a time: when more follow, the last line gives a cursor to pass back for the next page.

One import of old mail by its id: its status, the files it reads, how far it has read, and how many messages it imported, found already here, left out or could not import. listImportFailures says which messages did not import and why.

The messages an import could not bring in, in the order it met them, with the reason for each, as What was not imported on the Migrations page shows them. When more follow, the last line gives the after value to pass back for the next page.

Stop an import of old mail that is still uploading, waiting or running, as Cancel import on the Migrations page does. Mail it already imported stays in the mailbox. A chat always asks first.

The imports from another email provider (Resend, SendGrid, Postmark, Mailgun or Mailchimp) into this workspace, newest first: which provider, what each one brings across and its status. Only the workspace owner reaches them. getProviderImport gives the full report of one. One page at a time: when more follow, the last line gives a cursor to pass back for the next page.

One import from another email provider by its id, with its report as the Migrations page shows it: what came across, the domains to publish here, the API keys to replace and what was not brought across. Only the workspace owner reaches it.

Stop an import from another email provider that is still waiting or running. What it already brought across stays. Only the workspace owner can, and a chat always asks first.

Look up how to reach an old mailbox at another provider, from its address alone, as the Mailbox tab of the Migrations page does before it asks for a password: which provider it is, the IMAP server, port and username to read it with, whether it takes an app password, the mailbox password or a Microsoft sign-in, and whether its contacts and calendars can come across too. Nothing is connected and no password is involved. Copying the mail itself takes the password of the old mailbox, which a tool call must never carry, so the person starts that in the app.