Multiple Mailboxes

You can connect more than one mailbox to Rox and select the account used for sequence sending. Each mailbox has its own connection and sending limits.

A mailbox can be connected to only one Rox user at a time. You can connect accounts from both Gmail and Outlook.

Connect an additional mailbox

1. Open Sequences and select a sequence.

2. Open Settings, then the Mailbox dropdown.

3. Select Manage mailboxes.

4. Choose the option to add a Gmail or Outlook account.

5. Review the restricted-domain and initial-sync options. Restricted domains control which emails are excluded from processing. The initial-sync period determines how far back Rox reads email during the first sync.

6. Complete the provider's authorization flow using the correct Google or Microsoft account.

7. Return to the sequence and select the mailbox you want to use.

Choose a mailbox for each sequence

Adding a mailbox does not automatically change existing sequences. Review the Mailbox selection in each sequence's Settings.

In a shared sequence, collaborators use their own connected mailboxes. They do not share a single sending address.

Configure sending limits

Open your mailbox’s Deliverability settings to configure Number of emails per day and Delay between email sends (seconds).

Your daily limit applies across all sequences using that mailbox. If your administrator has configured a workspace maximum, you can set your limit up to that maximum. If your previous setting exceeds it, Rox lowers your limit and displays a notice.

New mailboxes and mailboxes without a user-set limit use the workspace default. Emails sent today shows your sent, scheduled, and remaining email counts.

Select Save after making changes. For administrator controls, see Sequence Sending Limits.

Select a tracking domain

If your organization has configured custom tracking domains, select the appropriate one in the mailbox's Deliverability settings.

Use a tracking subdomain associated with the sending address's domain. For example, a mailbox at jane@example.com would use a configured tracking subdomain such as track.example.com.

See Custom Tracking Domains for the administrator setup process.

Disconnecting a mailbox

Before disconnecting a mailbox, review the sequences and conversations that use it. Follow-ups to contacts already emailed from that mailbox can fail after disconnection and may require you to reconnect the original mailbox.

Do not assume that choosing another mailbox moves an existing email conversation to that account. Review affected contacts and scheduled messages before continuing outreach.

Troubleshooting