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Export Mailtrap Unsubscribed Contacts into Google Sheets

2026-05-13
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The Scenario

You are a marketing operations lead. The quarterly CRM audit is due end of week and one item on the checklist is reconciling your Mailtrap unsubscribed contacts against the suppression list in your CRM.

There are roughly 2,000 unsubscribed contacts in Mailtrap. You do not know how many overlap with your CRM suppression list. You need the Mailtrap data in a spreadsheet to do the comparison.

The slow version:

  • You look for an "Export unsubscribed" button in Mailtrap. There is a general export but it requires triggering an async job and waiting.
  • You trigger the job, wait for it, realize you triggered the wrong filter
  • You re-trigger with the right filter, wait again
  • You download the file, find the column names differ from what you expected
  • You spend 30 minutes reformatting before the VLOOKUP will run
  • The audit takes all Thursday and spills into Friday.

The fast version is one prompt.

The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI

SheetXAI is an AI agent inside your Google Sheet that triggers the Mailtrap export job, waits for it to finish, and pulls the results into the sheet, so you do not have to manage the async flow yourself.

Open the SheetXAI sidebar and type:

Create a Mailtrap contact export job filtered to unsubscribed contacts, wait for it to finish, then fetch the results and write each contact's email and unsubscribe date into columns A and B of this sheet.

SheetXAI triggers the export, polls until it completes, fetches the download, and writes the data into columns A and B. When you look back, the sheet has 2,000 rows and the CRM comparison can begin.

What You Get

A clean export written directly into the sheet:

  • Column A — unsubscribed email address
  • Column B — unsubscribe date
  • No manual download, no reformatting, no column renaming

The async complexity is invisible. SheetXAI handles the polling loop internally so you do not have to watch a progress bar or guess when to check back.

Once the rows are in the sheet, ask SheetXAI to cross-reference against your CRM suppression column in the same workbook.

What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready

Contact export reconciliations surface more complexity once the data lands. SheetXAI handles follow-on analysis in the same prompt or the next one.

When you need more fields than just email and unsubscribe date

The CRM team wants name and subscription status alongside the email.

Create a Mailtrap contact export filtered to unsubscribed contacts. Once complete, write each contact's email, first name, last name, and subscription status into columns A through D.

When you want to cross-reference immediately after the export

You already have a CRM suppression list in column F. You want the reconciliation in the same step.

Create a Mailtrap contact export filtered to unsubscribed contacts. Once complete, write emails into column A and unsubscribe dates into column B. Then cross-reference column A against the CRM suppression list in column F. For each address in column A that is also in column F, write "BOTH SYSTEMS" into column C. For addresses only in the Mailtrap export, write "MAILTRAP ONLY."

When you only want contacts from a specific Mailtrap contact list

The export should be scoped to one list, not the entire account.

Export all contacts from Mailtrap contact list ID [list_id] filtered to unsubscribed status. Once the export job completes, write email, unsubscribe date, and list ID into columns A through C.

When you need a deduplicated reconciliation report with counts for the audit

The audit document needs a summary, not just the raw rows.

Create a Mailtrap contact export filtered to unsubscribed contacts. Once complete, write all emails and unsubscribe dates into columns A and B. Deduplicate by email. Then cross-reference column A against the CRM suppression list in column E. Write a summary in cell D1 showing: total Mailtrap unsubscribes, total CRM suppressions, addresses in both, and addresses in Mailtrap only. That summary goes directly into the audit report.

The pattern: trigger, wait, import, and analyze, all in one prompt. The async job management is handled so you can describe the analysis you want, not the infrastructure to get the data.

Try It

Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and open any sheet where you manage contact compliance, then ask it to pull the Mailtrap export. The Mailtrap integration is included in every SheetXAI plan. See also how to flag suppressed addresses in an active subscriber list or the Mailtrap in Google Sheets overview.

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