What is Email Dropbox?

The Email Dropbox feature lets you use any desktop, mobile or web email client with Annelite. Simply BCC any email to your you@annelite.net address, and it will automatically be placed in Sent folder and filed against the appropriate contact. (Imagine never again copying and pasting any special “dropbox” email addresses.) To start using dropbox, you…

How does Annelite handle bounced or undeliverable emails?

The Bounced feature automatically associates the messages returned as undeliverable with the appropriate contacts. This feature is useful when you send out large volume of email newsletters and autoresponders, because it is often hard to tell who were the original recipients of the bounced emails. The Bounced module can be enabled in Settings > Department.…

What does the Outbox error icon mean?

When the Outbox folder displays a red error icon, this means that there are messages which Annelite wasn’t able to send. Usually this happens because the remote SMTP server returned an error. These unsent messages are highlighted in red. Click on the message subject to display the actual error message returned by the SMTP server.…

How do I assign email to a contact?

Annelite automatically assigns email to a contact based on the “From:” address. Often people will reply from a different email address, the one which isn’t in your database. In this case, email will appear as Unassigned with a question mark icon instead of avatar. Click Assign this email to existing contact, search, then select the…

What are Message Filters?

Message filters allow you to do a number of things with incoming emails based on the criteria you define. For example, you can automatically create a contact from incoming email, move email to another folder, assign contact to an autoresponder email campaign, trigger an auto-reply, etc.

What are shared files?

You can upload any number of files or documents to each department that will be shared among your team. Shared files can be attached to messages without having to upload the file from your local hard drive every time you compose an email.