If you want emails sent to one account to automatically forward to another, this is set up on your email provider's side rather than inside BlueMail itself.
BlueMail has no auto-forwarding rule builder of its own. Auto-forwarding is a server-side feature of your email provider, so it has to be configured in your provider's webmail settings rather than in a mail client.
Set up forwarding in Gmail (example)
- Sign in to your Gmail account from a desktop or web browser.
- Go to Settings | See all settings.
- Open the Filters and Blocked Addresses tab.
- Click Create a new filter, enter the criteria for the emails you want forwarded, and click Create filter.
- Check Forward to and choose (or add) the destination address.
Other providers (Outlook, Yahoo, iCloud, etc.) offer similar forwarding options in their own webmail settings, usually under a Filters, Rules, or Forwarding section.
After forwarding is set up
Once forwarding is configured on the provider's side, forwarded messages will simply arrive as normal incoming mail in the destination account — including in BlueMail, if that account is added there. No extra setup is needed inside the app.
