Mail · Mailboxes

Tested before
you save it.

Mailboxes configured with autodiscovery where the provider supports it, and a connection test you run before committing — so a mistyped password is caught at setup rather than by the mail that silently stopped arriving.

Shared inboxes without shared passwords. Subscribers are records, so access is granted and revoked rather than circulated.

Setting up

Autoconfig, then test.

AutoconfigurationServer settings discovered rather than looked up in a support article.
Test before savingAnd test again afterwards, because credentials expire and the failure is otherwise silent.
Google OAuthFor the accounts that require it rather than a password.
Sharing

Subscribers, not a shared password.

Subscribers per mailboxWho can see this mailbox, as a list you manage.
RevocableRemoving someone removes their access, which a shared password cannot do.
Why it is here

Mail that the rest of the platform can read.

The CRM reads itA reply from a lead becomes an engagement event on their record, because mail is not a separate product here.
Meetings from mailAn invitation creates a real meeting rather than a calendar entry mentioning one.
One directoryThe people with access are the employees in HRMS, so a leaver loses mailbox access with everything else.
Nearby

Related capabilities.

Messages and folders · Compose and scheduling · Team chat

A support@ that survives someone leaving.

Access is a list, not a credential everybody memorised.

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