Quick answer

Email Users → Export → Reply.io. Winnr downloads a CSV with each mailbox's SMTP and IMAP credentials in Reply's format. In Reply, go to Email Accounts, click Add Mailbox (top right) and choose Import from CSV, then upload the file. Every mailbox connects and attaches to your campaigns, usually within a couple of minutes.

Reply.io is a multichannel sales-engagement platform (email, LinkedIn, calls) with a consolidated inbox. Winnr provisions and warms the mailboxes; Reply drives the outreach.

What's next

Step-by-step

  1. 1. Filter to the mailboxes you want to export

    Open the Email Users page in Winnr. Filter by domain, tag, or warming status to narrow to just the mailboxes for this campaign.

    The Export Email Users dialog in Winnr showing sending-tool format options
  2. 2. Click Export → Reply.io

    Hit Export and pick Reply.io. Winnr builds a CSV with the SMTP and IMAP host, port, username, and password columns already mapped to Reply's fields.

  3. 3. Open Reply.io

    Log into Reply and go to Email Accounts, where all your sending mailboxes are managed.

  4. 4. Import from CSV

    Click Add Mailbox in the top right, choose Import from CSV, and upload the Winnr file. Reply reads the SMTP and IMAP columns and sets up each mailbox.

  5. 5. Verify connection status

    Reply validates each mailbox and marks it connected. Confirm every row is green, then attach the mailboxes to a sequence.

Frequently asked questions

Where exactly is the import in Reply?

Email Accounts → Add Mailbox (top right) → Import from CSV. Reply reads the SMTP and IMAP columns straight from the Winnr export.

Does Reply support SMTP or OAuth?

Both. Winnr mailboxes connect over SMTP/IMAP, which is what the CSV import uses — no OAuth needed.

Does Reply read replies over IMAP?

Yes. Reply pulls replies into its consolidated inbox using the IMAP credentials, and multichannel steps (email plus LinkedIn and calls) use the same mailbox for the email leg.

Reply's CSV has warm-up columns — do I need them?

They're optional. You can set Reply's warm-up per row, but if you're already warming on Winnr ($0.60/mailbox/month), leave those out to avoid double warming.

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