Send Emails to Evernote, Thanks to Its Integration with Mailbird
Posted by Pallav on October 16, 2020
Pallav
Former Growth Hacker
Former Growth Hacker in Mailbird
Published on October 16, 2020
Evernote — a workspace to organize your life’s work. It’s a brilliant app for taking notes and saving bookmarks and web clips. Integrated into Mailbird, you can use it to brainstorm subject lines, create canned responses, and send emails to Evernote.
In this post, you’ll learn how to add Evernote as an integration to Mailbird, send emails to Evernote, and more.
Add Your Evernote Account to Mailbird
Evernote is available in the Mailbird app store and can be activated with a single click.
Once you activate Evernote, a small icon will appear in the left pane which can take you to your Evernote account at any time.
Evernote is a powerful app for organizing your documents, files, audio, video, and everything else. In ite, you can create email notes, memos, tasks, or bookmarks in the default notebook or organize your thoughts by creating dedicated notebooks.
Use Evernote to Maximize Productivity
Write your task list
You can write short lists or a lengthy research paper inside Evernote, but organizing it using bullet points and other text formatting options makes it simpler for you to check things off your list.
Using email as your to-do list has always been a bad practice, so now, you can do that with Evernote, and best of all, you don’t even need to go to your browser window.
In Evernote, you can create different notebooks and use them to collect images and videos, which you can then share via Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, email or by directly sharing a link to the notebook.
Collect your favorite web links and articles to reference later or share with others through Mailbird.
Organize and never forget
You can either use different notebooks to collect different types of information, or you can tag them and segregate them by tags. Click on the ‘tags’ option at the top, in any note, as shown below.
Add reminders to your notes so you’ll remember to come back to them.
Are you ready to take your productivity to the next level? Try Evernote in Mailbird and let us know what you think in the comments below.
1. Open the email you want to save.
2. Click on the Evernote account add-on.
3. Choose a tag and notebook, if you need a specific one and click Save.
It’s a free app that can be used to store information about your personal and professional life. Whether it’s a receipt, photo, or email template, you can have it with you on any device.
Yes, you can change your Evernote email address from the Security page of your account settings. Authorize with your password and you’ll be able to switch to a different email address.
Evernote is compatible with all devices and browsers. It has a web version and an app, which can be used at no cost on up to three devices.
Pallav
Former Growth Hacker
Former Growth Hacker in Mailbird
Published on October 16, 2020
It’s basically a way to navigate Evernote inside the app. It’s not integrated or anything. Would actually love to see that.
Yea, how do you actually send an email message to evernote? I’m not really seeing the integration aspect aside from it merely being an iframe of the evernote website.
Are there moves ahead to fully integrate Evernote and other Apps like Todoist
within Mailbird ? Having to email each email again to Evernote / ToDoist
is a huge time waster. Using a mail platform with true integration is
way faster and task related messages can be group and synched. Please
let users know if full App integration is on the cards or not.
Ya to me this is not truly integration since you can not save email directly to evernote you will still have to send it to evernote. So this is not a plus for this product where postbox does go directly to evernote – back to drawing table boys!
This is really a lame “integration” as it doesn’t provide an easy way to get mail from Mailbird to Evernote. If you’re going to add one evernote functionality to an email client, it should be that functionality. If I don’t keep Mailbird it’s because of this missing feature.
It’s a shame it doesn’t actually integrate with mail, given that I use Evernote to archive old emails.
Please add a send to evernote function. I cannot use mailbird until that exists. I use it continually throughout the day…
Hi Greg, thank you for the feedback. Would you mind send a request to support@getmailbird.com? So we will able to tag your request and inform you if our engineering team decided to develop the feature and send you a notification when it’s available in the public version. Have a nice day, I hope you are staying healthy and safe!