Drop files. We’ll open the email.
DropToSend watches a desktop folder. When you save files there, we create a ready-to-send
email draft with the attachments (and optional To / Subject / Body from a tiny .meta file).
- • No upload portal. Files never leave your PC until the email is sent.
- • Supports
.metaor.meta.csvfor auto-addressing and templates. - • Optional: throttled mass drafts from
recipients.csv.
\\tsclient\C\DropToSend\sendbox from an RDP session.
Drop files. We’ll open the email.
Not Cloud-BasedSave to your DropToSend folder; we create the draft in Outlook or Gmail with attachments preloaded.
Get Started How It WorksRemote Desktop (RDP) — solved
Not Cloud-Based
From an RDP session, save to \\tsclient\C\DropToSend\sendbox.
Include an optional .meta or .meta.csv to prefill To/Subject/Body.
Send to groups from CSV
Not Cloud-Based
Use recipients.csv for targeted lists and apply throttling. One drop ? many drafted emails, safely paced.