DMARC: start at none, read the reports, then tighten
DMARC tells receivers what to do when a message fails authentication. Publishing reject before you know who sends as you is how legitimate mail disappears.
Ettex Mail puts email beside the documents it is about, with five inbox categories that sort the arrivals and a manual move that always wins over the guess.
Email is where most work arrives and almost none of it gets done. The useful question is not how to reach an empty inbox but how to spend less time triaging it — and the second question is why the message and the document it refers to live in different products at all. Ettex Mail answers both by sitting beside the rest of the suite rather than in a separate tab.
Incoming mail is categorised automatically from the sender and the shape of the message, which is right most of the time and wrong in the cases you care about most — a supplier whose invoices look like marketing, a notification that is genuinely urgent in your business. So the manual move wins permanently: once you file a sender where it belongs, that decision takes precedence over the heuristic rather than being re-guessed next week. Fixing five senders in the first fortnight does more for a cluttered inbox than any filing scheme.
Triage is not reading. Go through new arrivals deciding only what each one is — reply now, reply later, act on, or nothing — and do the replying in a separate pass. Mixing the two is what makes an inbox take an hour.
Ettex Mail is part of the same suite as the documents, sheets and records the mail is usually about, so a message can become a task or a record without an export step. The inbox categories handle the volume; the suite handles the part email was never good at, which is keeping a decision findable six months later.
Primary, Promotions, Social, Updates and Forums. Mail is sorted into them automatically on arrival.
Move it, and that choice takes precedence over the automatic guess from then on rather than being recalculated.
Yes — domain mailboxes are administered separately from the inbox itself, which is where addresses are created and managed.
DMARC tells receivers what to do when a message fails authentication. Publishing reject before you know who sends as you is how legitimate mail disappears.
A hard bounce is a permanent answer and must be suppressed immediately. Retrying it damages the reputation that gets the rest of your mail delivered.
Segmentation is only worth doing if the segments get treated differently. Most segmentation projects produce a chart, and every customer continues to receive exactly the same email.