Сonfiguring Email Sending in 1C/BAS via Gmail Using App Password

What is an App Password?
An app password is a unique 16-digit code that allows applications (like 1C) to access your Google account if they don't support two-factor authentication.

Setup Steps

1. Enable 2-Step Verification in Google

• Go to your Google Account security settings

• Enable 2-Step Verification

2. Generate an App Password

• Navigate to App Passwords section

• Choose Other (custom name), enter "1C", and click Generate

• Copy the generated 16-digit code

3. Configure Email Sending in 1C

• Open Administration → Mail

• Create or edit a mail account

• Enter the following:

  • SMTP server: smtp.gmail.com

  • Port: 465 (SSL) or 587 (TLS)

  • Username: your Gmail address

  • Password: the generated app password

• Click Test connection

• Save the settings

Testing

Send a test email — if set up correctly, it will be delivered.

Important

• Do not use your main Google password

• Gmail imposes a daily sending limit — avoid bulk emails

• After copying the 16-digit password — remove the spaces!