# IMAP - Gmail - Create Job

1. Have the credentials file that you downloaded from your Google Web
   Application handy.

1. Click `+ADD JOB`

1. Click the `imap` wizard icon to launch the IMAP wizard.

   .. image:: assets/gmail-create-job__icon.png

1. Choose `Gmail OAuth2 auth with provided credentials`.

   .. image:: assets/gmail-create-job__page1_a.png

   This will allow you to enter credentials and save them as named
   credentials which can be used in other Zuar Runner jobs.

   1. For `IMAP SERVER URI`, enter `imap.gmail.com`

   1. Provide a name that the credentials will be saved as in `PROVIDE
      CREDENTIALS NAME`

   1. Enter the email address to use in `USER EMAIL`

   1. Copy the contents of the JSON credentials file
      associated with your Google Web Application to the clipboard.
      Paste the clipboard contents into the
      `GMAIL CREDENTIAL JSON` field.

      .. image:: assets/gmail-create-job__page1_b.png


1. Click `NEXT`

1. On the next page of the wizard, click `CLICK HERE TO AUTHENTICATE`.

   .. image:: assets/gmail-create-job__page2.png

1. You will be prompted to login to Gmail and to allow Zuar Runner
   to access your email.

   Because the GCP app created in an earlier step [here](
   /jobs/email-imap/gmail-setup-account.html#push-to-production) was
   pushed to production and is unverified, two warnings will be
   displayed.

   a. The first warning will be displayed.  Click the `Advanced` button.

      .. image:: assets/gmail-create-job__page3.png

   b. The second warning will be displayed.  Click the `unsafe` button.

      .. image:: assets/gmail-create-job__page4.png


1. After you have granted access, the following confirmation page will
   be displayed in a new browser tab:

   .. image:: assets/gmail-create-job__pageX.png

1. Close the browser tab containing the confirmation page and return
   to the tab with the Zuar Runner IMAP wizard.

1. Click `NEXT` on the bottom-right of the page.

1. You will be taken to the Job Details page for the IMAP job that was
   just created.