Thanks to the Mailbox Manager, bundled within the Hepsia Web Control Panel you’ll be able to quickly and efficiently command all of your current email accounts, no matter the number of web sites you’ve got. It’s easy to sort mailboxes, trigger anti–spam, create e–mail forwarding with just a click of the mouse and set up filters for one’s mailboxes. Thanks to the auto–configure scripts, it will be easy to instantly set up your mail client to operate with every email account of yours. And that is a modest part of what our Mailbox Manager can assist you with.
Anti–Spam Protection
Deal with spam with a mouse–click
Through the Mailbox Manager of the Web Control Panel, it is possible to take over junk messages. The enclosed anti–spam tool will filter incoming emails and you’re able to personalize its level of command with just a mouse–click. It’s also possible to specify a different volume of spam security for every single email account.
There are 2 basic ways that our system manages messages referred as spam. You can choose if a spam email should be removed, or forwarded to a pre–selected mailbox.
Email Forwarding
Divert e–mails with only a mouse–click
Email forwarding is probably the most applied instruments in the Mailbox Manager and we have tried our very best to really make it as easy as possible. Everything you should achieve is pick the email that you would like to make use of and identify the mailbox in which you want the arriving messages to be sent to.
In addition, you can select if the forwarded mailbox must also maintain e–mails, or, if, perhaps they must be erased just after being forwarded.
Email Filters
Arrange your mailboxes without trouble
In case you receive lots of e–mails each day, it’s recommended to keep them sorted. For this reason you will find server–side electronic mail filters that come into action before you look at your mailbox for new e–mail messages. Consequently, should you make your custom spam filters, you will not ever see spam inside your mailbox!
Setting up up–to–date email filters is very straightforward. You will need to define exactly what the filter has to search for, the spot that the filter searches for it (subject, body, etc.) as well as what happens to the filtered e–mail messages.
