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For some time now, the Spark offers integrations with third-party apps so you can connect your preferred services to your email client to transfer content faster.
Today, Readdle announced an expansion of these integrationswhich now support the Notion (note and task platform) and the Microsoft Teams (video conferencing and group chat platform).
New Spark integrations are here!
Send emails directly to @NotionHQtransform emails into Notes, and create entire project briefs from emails
Add @MicrosoftTeams links to Calendar events
Now on Desktop.
Other platforms coming soon!https://t.co/krBtrHCEvL
— Spark Email (@SparkMailApp) November 27, 2024
New Spark integrations are here! Send emails directly to @NotionHQturn emails into Notes and create entire project summaries from emails Add links from @MicrosoftTeams to Calendar events
Now on desktop.
Other platforms coming soon!
In the case of Notion, the integration allows you to transform emails into notes and automatically create project summaries. In Microsoft Teams, it is possible to add email links to events created on the platform.
Integration with both platforms, however, is only available on macOS and no Windows — so they will reach all other platforms before the end of the year, according to Readdle.
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What are the benefits of the new Notion integration for Spark email users?
## Streamlining Workflows: Spark Email Adds Notion and Microsoft Teams Integrations
**Host:** Welcome back to Tech Talk. Today we’re discussing the exciting new integrations announced by Spark Email, a popular email client known for its focus on productivity. Joining us is [Guest name], a tech journalist who has been following Spark’s developments closely. [Guest name], thanks for being here.
**Guest:** Thanks for having me.
**Host:** So, Spark just announced integrations with two major platforms: Notion and Microsoft Teams. Could you tell us more about these integrations and what they mean for Spark users?
**Guest:** Absolutely! Spark has always focused on helping users manage their email more efficiently, and these new integrations take that a step further.
The Notion integration allows you to turn emails directly into Notion notes, which is a huge time-saver. Imagine receiving a client request via email, and instantly being able to create a Notion page for that project with all the necessary details already included.
And for those who heavily rely on Microsoft Teams for collaboration, this integration lets you seamlessly add email links to calendar events within Teams. So, no more sifting through emails to find important conversation threads related to a specific meeting.
**Host:** That’s fantastic! These integrations seem like they could be a game-changer for productivity. Are these features available on all platforms?
**Guest:** Currently, these integrations are rolling out on desktop, with mobile versions promised soon. Readdle, the company behind Spark, is known for its commitment to cross-platform support, so I expect these integrations to be available widely in the near future.
**Host:** Great news! Any final thoughts on what these new integrations mean for the future of email management?
**Guest:** I think these integrations are a great sign of the future. We’re seeing email clients move beyond simply managing messages and instead become tools that seamlessly connect with other essential work platforms. It’s all about streamlining workflows and creating a more cohesive digital experience.
**Host:** Definitely! Thank you so much for your insightful analysis, [Guest name]. We’ll be eagerly awaiting these integrations on all platforms.
**Guest**: My pleasure. Thanks for having me.
