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create a resource MAILBOX?
Hi,
We have an e-mail address for our Support team. All support requests are sent to that one address and are read by our technicians. The problem is, the support team is quite large, and it's impossible to tell which requests have been read, which haven't, which are being worked on, etc, unless you e-mail everyone on the team to say "Hey, I'm working on this request!" Is there a way to make the Inbox a resource, so if Bob marked an e-mail as read, or flagged it, then Billy would see that reflected on his computer as well? Thanks!! |
create a resource MAILBOX?
In oups.com, Jeff typed: Hi, We have an e-mail address for our Support team. All support requests are sent to that one address and are read by our technicians. The problem is, the support team is quite large, and it's impossible to tell which requests have been read, which haven't, which are being worked on, etc, unless you e-mail everyone on the team to say "Hey, I'm working on this request!" Is there a way to make the Inbox a resource, so if Bob marked an e-mail as read, or flagged it, then Billy would see that reflected on his computer as well? Thanks!! Are you using Exchange? If so, you can use a shared mailbox and make sure all users have permissions to access it as a secondary mailbox in their mail profiles, & send as that address, even. Regarding the read/unread status - that's per user, so I don't know if you'll see it reflected properly, but you could instruct staff to move messages to another folder in that mailbox once they've dealt with them, and also try UniSent from www.ivasoft.biz to keep all sent items in the same place. Try posting Exchange questions in microsoft.public.exchange.admin and mention your version of Exchange. |
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