Email access to CRED

[Patil007]

Hi,

To track credit card bills, I am thinking to give email access to CRED. I have 10+ credit cards and sometime it is difficult to track.

Previosuly I had lot of time, not I am quite busy in my work and not able to track all bills.

Whats your suggestion on providing email access?

 

[financewizard]

Yes you can.. Or if you feel too unsecured, create a new mail account, map all cards to this mail and link it..

 

[Patil007]

Yes you can.. Or if you feel too unsecured, create a new mail account, map all cards to this mail and link it..

This will be better idea. let me check feasibility.

 

[iamnisanth]

I have a new email ID created just for CRED. From your primary email ID, create filters for the emails from specific IDs that send you statements. Use this filter to redirect the statements to the new email ID. Refer think link on how to forward emails with filters - https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-forward-gmail-email-using-filters-1171934

 

[imdjay]

This is what I have done-

• Created a secondary email address and linked it on Cred.
• In my main email, I have made a filter and created auto-forward rule on that for each card statement email to send the email statement as soon as I receive it.
• You can refer to this process to see how to create a filter and auto-forward in Gmail. You can use the email subject (remove month and year) for searching and creating a filter.

It's a lengthy process but very beneficial.

Feel free to mark my post as the best answer if this helps.

 

[Vasuki]

This is what I have done-

• Created a secondary email address and linked it on Cred.
• In my main email, I have made a filter and created auto-forward rule on that for each card statement email to send the email statement as soon as I receive it.
• You can refer to this process to see how to create a filter and auto-forward in Gmail. You can use the email subject (remove month and year) for searching and creating a filter.

It's a lengthy process but very beneficial.

Feel free to mark my post as the best answer if this helps.

Quite interesting 🤘