Clarify syncs email and calendar data to automatically create records, enrich contacts, and enable team visibility. You have full control over what data gets synced through blocklists.

Blocklists filter out emails from specific addresses or domains before they're imported into Clarify. When an email or domain is blocked:

Some emails never sync to Clarify no matter how your blocklists are set. Before those rules are applied, Clarify automatically skips machine-generated mail - bulk and notification emails (anything with an unsubscribe link, including LinkedIn alerts), calendar invites, and auto-replies - so your CRM stays focused on real conversations.

For the full list of what's filtered - and how to bring LinkedIn conversations into Clarify through the Kondo integration - see Email and calendar sync troubleshooting.

Turn on Block specific senders in Settings → Workspace → Email and meetings, then add the addresses or domains you want to block. Both exact matches and wildcards are supported. Turning the toggle off clears the addresses you've added; Clarify asks you to confirm first.

This gives you precise control over what information flows into your Clarify workspace while maintaining security and relevance.

Leverage this setting to customize what internal only communications sync back to Clarify. We leverage the Company domains setting to identify what is considered internal. You can select for no internal communications, email only, meeting only or all communications to sync.

By default, we respect your privacy, private meetings are not ingested. If you prefer to have all public and private meetings syncing back to Clarify, enable the setting to include all private meetings.

Control whether invites where you are the only meeting attendee are syncing to Clarify.

When enabled, Clarify ingests attachments from incoming emails and adds them to associated records. Off by default. Only applies to emails received after enabling - existing emails are not backfilled.

Supported file types include PDFs, spreadsheets, images, and markdown files. Binaries, executables, and inline images (e.g. email signatures) are excluded. Attachments over 25 MB are skipped; the email itself still syncs normally.

When an email has a valid attachment, an attachment indicator appears on the email. Click it to preview the file directly in Clarify - or download it.

Ingested attachments also appear on the Attachments tab of any record associated with the email sender - People, Companies, and Custom Objects. Each entry shows the filename, upload date, sender name, and source ("via email").

Turn this on to stop Clarify creating records from senders whose address prefix matches your list (for example, no-reply or notifications). Those emails still sync. They just don't create a new contact or company. Like the sender blocklist, turning this setting off clears the list, with a confirmation.

The Create new records setting controls when Clarify automatically creates contacts and companies:

Email access delegation lets you share your synced emails and meetings with a teammate, so they can stay informed without needing to be CC'd on every thread.

Access delegation is available on paid plans. During a reverse trial, you have full access to configure delegation. After the trial ends, existing delegation settings remain visible but cannot be modified.

To grant a teammate access to your emails or meetings:

Delegates can be added or removed at any time from the same settings page.

Granting access gives a teammate full visibility into everything you see - including emails, meetings, recordings, transcripts, and AI summaries.

Email and meeting access are configured independently - grant a teammate access to your meetings without sharing your emails, or vice versa.

A teammate you've granted access to can view your data but cannot change your delegation settings or extend your access to other people.

Workspace admins control who can see email and meeting data across the entire workspace from Settings → Workspace → Email and Meetings. Emails and meetings have separate controls:

Each can be set to Participants only (default) or Everyone. Participants only means each person sees only emails or meetings they were part of. Everyone means all workspace members can see all data for that type.

For per-person sharing - granting a specific teammate access to your meetings or emails only - use Access delegation.

No. A teammate you grant access to can view your data but cannot change your delegation settings or extend your access to other people.

Yes. Go to Settings → Email and Meetings and update your delegation settings. Remove the teammate from your Custom list to revoke their access.

Workspace-wide visibility is now self-serve. A workspace admin can enable it in Settings → Workspace → Email and Meetings by switching from Participants only to Everyone. If you need access to a former teammate's emails or meetings after they've left the workspace, contact support and we can help.

Yes. Granting meeting access gives delegates full visibility into everything you see - including meeting recordings, transcripts, and AI summaries.

Yes. If you've granted a teammate access to your emails or meetings, Rep will surface that data when they ask questions - so they can query your meeting history or email context through Rep, just as they can view it directly.

No. Only emails received after enabling the setting will have their attachments ingested.

Any workspace member. The toggle is in Settings → Workspace → Email and meetings, in the Record creation section: Capture email attachments.

The email syncs normally - the attachment is skipped. Nothing surfaces to you when this happens.

No. Inline images embedded in email bodies (such as signature logos) are not treated as attachments and are not ingested.

Email attachments follow the same visibility rules as the email they came from. If a teammate doesn't have access to an email, they won't see its attachments. Manually uploaded attachments behave differently - they're visible to anyone who can see the record.

Yes. Rep can read the contents of attachments on a record - images, PDFs, and text files - when you ask it questions about that record.

Yes.

That screen is a Microsoft 365 tenant-level restriction - not a Clarify issue. Your company's IT admin needs to approve Clarify in the Microsoft admin center before your account can connect.

This usually means a permission was unticked on Google's consent screen during the initial connection. Email send and Calendar read can connect successfully while Email read fails - that's the signature of a partial OAuth grant. Clicking Retry on the banner refreshes the token but doesn't re-prompt the consent screen, so the missing permission stays missing. To surface the consent screen again, you need to fully disconnect and reconnect.

If reconnecting with all permissions checked still shows the banner, reach out to support.

By default, emails are private to their participants - only users who were directly on a thread (sent, received, or CC'd) can see it in Clarify.

To open access for the whole workspace, a workspace admin can set Emails to Everyone in Settings → Workspace → Email and Meetings. Emails and meetings are controlled separately, so you can open one without the other. For per-person sharing, use Access delegation above.