Validate email addresses from Gmail using MailboxValidator and adding their data to Google Sheets

Everytime a new email is received in Gmail, Make will automatically validate the email address using MailboxValidator. If the email address is verified, it will look that peron up using Clearbit. If a result is returned it will add that person to a specific Google Sheet based on the validation result of that email address . If no result is returned from Clearbit an error will occur which will be handled by an error handler. This example uses the sheet in [this link](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1I_0ORbuaKUyehO5qj7l3iWRNYELfAuG5lQzLfyuSw9A/edit#gid=0).

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Validate email addresses from Gmail using MailboxValidator and adding their data to Google Sheets

Everytime a new email is received in Gmail, Make will automatically validate the email address using MailboxValidator. If the email address is verified, it will look that peron up using Clearbit. If a result is returned it will add that person to a specific Google Sheet based on the validation result of that email address . If no result is returned from Clearbit an error will occur which will be handled by an error handler. This example uses the sheet in this link.

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  1. 1Purchase or download the workflow to get the Make blueprint JSON file.
  2. 2In Make, create a new scenario, click the three-dots menu, and choose "Import Blueprint".
  3. 3Reconnect each module to your own app connections when prompted.
  4. 4Run the scenario once to verify it, then set your schedule and turn it on.

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