The new function of Google Docs is to make drafts of “emails” and send them to Gmail with one click

Google Docs and Gmail are integrated a little more since last Tuesday. Google has introduced in Docs a new draft for create and collaborate on drafting an email that, once finished, it is transferred to Gmail with a click and completely ready for sending.

A new feature in Google Docs allows you to use your word processor as a draft for writing an email. Its deployment, for all users of Workspace and G Suite began this Tuesday and will last for fifteen days.

This draft collects the main spaces of an email, such as the recipient field, which can be filled by simply mentioning the person’s name (preceded by the at sign), without having to remember the “email” address, or the subject.

The wording of the body of the message can be collaborative and can even be added suggestions and comments as explained from Google in a statement.

Once everything is ready, an envelope-shaped button opens Gmail and a pop-up with the final version with all the sections filled in automatically with the information from the draft.