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Email Intake and Sync Email Intake turns incoming email into tickets by connecting a mailbox to your team. You can turn each inbox on or off, limit which messages are accepted, and choose whether messages should create tickets automatically. In the KDesk App, open the Team navigation and select Email…
Email Intake turns incoming email into tickets by connecting a mailbox to your team. You can turn each inbox on or off, limit which messages are accepted, and choose whether messages should create tickets automatically.
In the KDesk App, open the Team navigation and select Email Intake. If you do not see it, email channels may be disabled for the workspace or your account may not have permission to manage integrations. This page is only available to team members, not contact users.
Each inbox stores a mailbox connection and an optional ticket-creation rule. When messages arrive, KDesk can create tickets automatically using the title and description you choose. The page also shows recent email activity, active inboxes, and the latest tickets created from email.
You can manually refresh intake using the page controls. Run all processes every connected inbox, Run processes a single inbox, and Process tickets runs the ticket-creation queue. Each inbox card also has actions for managing the inbox, refreshing it, viewing activity, and deleting it.
Important: Email Intake uses placeholders in the title and description fields to build tickets from incoming messages. These placeholders are separate from the notification templates used elsewhere in Team Settings.
Each inbox can create tickets automatically. When enabled, KDesk uses your title and description templates to generate the ticket's initial content. You can also set defaults for assignees, category, status, priority, ticket channel, and whether the ticket starts open or closed.
Email Intake templates support placeholders that can insert message details into the ticket title or description. Use the placeholder picker in the editor rather than typing names by hand.
Use a simple format that keeps the original email context easy to read.
Title example
New email received
Description example
Include the sender, subject, and message body here.
After saving an inbox, use the Email Intake page to confirm that messages are arriving and tickets are being created. The page updates as messages are processed, and the recent activity feed shows the latest intake activity. Use Refresh to reload data after changes.
If tickets are not appearing, first confirm that channels are enabled, the inbox is enabled, and receiving is turned on. Then check whether sender restrictions are blocking the message, and make sure auto-create is enabled if you expect tickets to be created automatically.
If you need deeper visibility, open the activity logs from within Email Intake to see recent processing events and how messages were handled.
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