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Entity Description:
An email address that is created by a user will automatically be entered into PoliteMail as a Contact. A Contacts information can be added to PoliteMail manually, edited for content, added to a mailing list, or deleted from...
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Compare COM Add-Ins and Outlook (Modern) Add-Ins for Outlook: discover how traditional Windows-specific plugins differ from modern web-based add-ins in compatibility, integration, and installation.
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Learn how to control email template sharing and ownership in PoliteMail. Manage user permissions, group access, and content visibility settings.
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Review PoliteMail system requirements for Outlook, 365, and Online, including Windows, SQL, server specs, SSO, Graph keys, and cloud setup options.
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Proxy devices are email platforms that are trying to protect their users by making requests on their behalf. Learn how PoliteMail deals with this to provide metrics that are as accurate as possible.
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PoliteMail Admins can reset user passwords and send setup emails securely. Follow these steps to restore access or update credentials quickly.
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PoliteMail Server offers seamless integration with Exchange Server using SMTP Smarthost connections, enabling secure and efficient internal email delivery through customizable Exchange receive connectors.
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Learn how to use PoliteMail’s “Direct Replies To” feature to route bounce messages to a different inbox, helping keep your primary sending account clear of undeliverables.
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Visualize email engagement with PoliteMail's Heat Map. See read time, click metrics, and optimize message placement for better results.
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PoliteMail's recall function differs from standard Outlook behavior. To stop message delivery, Admins must halt mail flow and clear the queue—only possible if network delivery isn't enabled. Some emails may still send, but this method helps reduce impact.