How It Works
Navigate to Integrations → Email to connect your email address. Once verified, any email you send/forward to Janet or CC Janet on will be automatically processed and converted into structured tickets. Janet’s inbox is janet@janet.aiAdding and Verifying Your Email
Step 1: Add Your Email Address
- Go to Integrations → Email
- Click Add Email Integration
- Enter the email address you’ll forward from
- Select your default project(s) for ticket routing - this is where Janet will create tickets when the email content does not specify a project
- Choose your Ticket Creation Behavior:
- Always create new ticket: Creates a new ticket for every email (recommended for individual customer support)
- Search for existing tickets first: Janet AI searches existing tickets before creating new ones. If a similar ticket exists, adds the email as a comment instead (helps keep your engineering backlog clean)
Step 2: Verify Ownership
Janet AI supports three verification methods to ensure security: Email Verification Link (Fastest)- If you add your account email, it’s automatically verified
- For other emails, check your inbox for a verification link
- Click the link to activate your integration
- Add a TXT record to your domain’s DNS settings
- Allows anyone from your domain to forward emails
- Ideal for team-wide integrations
- Schedule a brief call with the Janet AI Support Team to manually verify ownership
- Useful for custom setups or enterprise needs
Email Content Parsing
Janet AI analyzes your email’s title, description, and attachments to create tickets for each individual to-do item outlined in the entire email. Smart Ticket Creation:- Janet automatically extracts each action item, bug report, or feature request from your email
- Multiple tickets can be created from a single email if multiple distinct items are detected
- Each ticket gets a clear title, description, and relevant context
- Project: Mention a project name to route the ticket (falls back to the default project selected when integrating email)
- Priority: Include words like “critical”, “high priority”, or “low priority”
- Status: Specify the initial status if needed (falls back to the leftmost column in the project)