Create a Draft

post

https://api.unipile.com/v2/{account_id}/drafts

Creates a new Draft in the draft folder of the provider. Use Send a Draft to send the Email later. Outlook supports native replies with reply_to_message_id. Provide the desired to and cc recipients for reply-all behavior, consistently with other providers. Empty recipient lists clear their headers; omit content and subject to keep the native quotation and subject.

Multipart supported, refer to Sending Files.

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Path Params

account_id

string

required

^acc_(.*)$

ID of the Account (acc_xxx) to call the method on behalf of.

Body Params

html

string

The HTML content of the draft. Required for tracking.

plain_text

string

The plain text content of the draft.

subject

string

Subject of the draft.

from

object

array of objects

required

List of attendees to set in to header. An empty list clears the header.

to*

array of objects

List of attendees to set in cc header. An empty list clears the header.

bcc

array of objects

List of attendees to set in bcc header. An empty list clears the header.

bcc

reply_to

array of objects

List of attendees to set in the standard Reply-To header. Recipients answering the email will reply to these addresses instead of from. To reply inside an existing conversation, use reply_to_message_id instead.

reply_to

reply_to_message_id

string

length ≥ 1

The ID of the email message that you're replying to. For Gmail and Outlook, use the provider message ID. For IMAP, use the RFC822 Message-ID header. Outlook creates a native reply draft in the original conversation; omitted content preserves the quoted body.

attachments

array of objects

The list of file attachments to the draft. For Outlook, each attachment must be smaller than 3 MB.

attachments

tracking_options

object

Configuration of tracking for this email.

Response

Language

Credentials

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Response

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