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Shared and personal mailboxes

Read and reply to personal or shared mailboxes within Enclessa. Grant access to people, teams or roles per mailbox. Messages remain on your mail server, and replies use your own relay and organisation-wide legal footer.

Updated

Module · switch on per organisation

Writing an email from a shared mailbox inside Enclessa

Can a shared mailbox be a ticket queue?

Yes. Assign a conversation, give it a priority and status, and track response and resolution targets.

  • Open, pending, solved
  • Internal notes never sent

Mail

How it works

  1. 1

    Whose mail server is it?

    Yours. Enclessa connects over IMAP and SMTP, and the server stays the truth.

    • Personal and shared mailboxes
    • Access per person, team or role
    • Send through your own relay
  2. 2

    What does the platform add?

    A thread can attach to a customer, a draft can carry a booking link, and the Companion can summarise a thread.

What it does not do

  • Enclessa does not host mail. Mailboxes are created in your hoster’s console.
  • Mail is not end-to-end encrypted.

At a glance

Mail in brief

Availability
Module, off by default
Requires
Nothing. Customers makes a thread attachable to a record
The server
Your own mail host, over IMAP and SMTP
Retention
Six years — it is business correspondence

FAQ

Questions

  • Enclessa has a Mail module that reads and answers your existing mailboxes over IMAP and SMTP. It is a client, not a mail host.
  • No. Mail is ordinary email on your own server. Enclessa’s end-to-end encryption covers direct messages and group direct messages.
  • Yes, on shared mailboxes. A conversation can be handled as a ticket with an assignee, a status and a priority, and each mailbox can set first-response and resolution targets whose due times and breaches the ticket shows.

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Works with

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Free for up to 10 people, with encrypted direct messages and video calls. No payment card, no time limit, no server to run.

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