# Automation

Next, we need to give MsgFiler 4 permission to send Apple Events to Mail. If you have enabled the MsgFiler Filing Script, you will also give permission for MsgFiler 4 to communicate with the System Events application through the Filing Script.

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1. Click on the **Verify Mail** button. A prompt will appear from macOS asking you to grant MsgFiler 4 permission to communicate with the Mail app using AppleScript.
2. Click **Allow**.

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3. If you have enabled the use of the MsgFiler Filing Script, click **Verify System Events**. Another prompt will appear from macOS asking you to grant MsgFiler 4 permission to communicate with System Events.
4. Click **Allow**.

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When both Mail and System Events have been verified, you will see this screen. You can then click **Next** to go to the next onboarding step.

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