EmailFig

Check results, update contacts and draft campaigns in your EmailFig account.

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Ask Claude or ChatGPT about your lists and results, update contacts, and draft campaigns you review and send from EmailFig.

Connect EmailFig to Claude, Claude Code or ChatGPT and you can work in your account from a chat: ask how a campaign did, look someone up, add them to a list, or have it draft this week’s newsletter. A chat never sends a campaign. It saves a draft, and you check it and send it from EmailFig.

Connect

  1. Add EmailFig to your chat app:
  2. Your browser opens EmailFig. Sign in if you need to.
  3. On the Connect Claude (or Connect ChatGPT) page, click Approve. If you’re in more than one account, choose the Account to work in first. If EmailFig asks you to Confirm it’s you, enter the code and click Approve.
  4. You’re sent back to the chat, connected.

Each connection covers one account. Connecting the same app to the same account again replaces the earlier connection, so connecting Claude Code on a second computer disconnects the first.

What you can ask

  • “How did last week’s newsletter do?”
  • “Is sarah@example.com subscribed? Did she get the welcome emails?”
  • “Add sam@example.com to my Newsletter list and tag them VIP.”
  • “Write this week’s newsletter about our autumn menu for my Newsletter list.”
  • “Make the subject shorter, then send me a test.”

A chat can read most of your account, update contacts and tags, unsubscribe an address, add images to your library, and write and revise drafts. It can’t send, schedule or delete a campaign, or delete contacts.

People added from a chat are treated like any other signup: a double opt-in list emails them to confirm first, someone who unsubscribed can’t be added back, and adding or tagging someone can start your automations. Only add people who agreed to hear from you.

Drafts from a chat

The chat replies with a link to the draft. Open it, check the content, audience and subject, then send or schedule it as usual. If you’re in more than one account and the draft isn’t there, switch to the account the chat named.

The chat can keep changing a draft until you save, schedule or send it in EmailFig. After that it’s yours, and asking for changes makes a new draft. A draft written in blocks needs opening in the editor once before you review it or send a test.

Disconnect an app

Go to Settings → Integrations and click Manage beside the app. On Connected apps, open the row’s actions and click Disconnect. It loses access straight away.

If something goes wrong

  • The chat says it isn’t connected. The app was disconnected, or the person who connected it left the account. Connect again.
  • “Can’t connect this app” and “This request expired.” More than 15 minutes passed before you approved. Start again from the chat.
  • The chat can’t change a draft. You’ve saved it in EmailFig, or a different chat app made it. Ask for a new draft.
  • The chat hits a limit. Each hour a chat can add 50 people, send 10 tests and add 20 images. For more people, import a CSV.
  • An image wasn’t added. It has to be a PNG, JPEG or GIF up to 10 MB, at a public https link that goes straight to the image file.
  • Adding someone to a double opt-in list fails. Your account can’t send yet. Finish setting up your sending domain first.

Stuck on something? Email contact@emailfig.com and a real person will help.

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