Thanks to the Email Manager, integrated within the Hepsia Website Control Panel it’s possible to efficiently manage your e–mail accounts, regardless of the number of websites you’ll have. You can quickly filter e–mail accounts, start anti–spam, set up email forwarding with only a click and create filters for use on your mailboxes. Because of our auto–configure scripts, it will be easier to quickly configure your mail client to function with any email account of yours. And the latter is only a small part of what the Email Manager can help you with.
Anti–Spam Protection
Fight spam in a click
From the Email Manager of the Website Control Panel, it is possible to control junk messages. The incorporated anti–spam tool will filter incoming emails and you can now alter its volume of command with a click of the mouse. You could also select a special level of spam protection for every email account.
There are 2 simple ways in which our system addresses messages referred as spam. You can choose if a spam email needs to be removed, or forwarded to a selected mailbox.
Email Forwarding
Divert messages from a single mailbox to a different one
We’ve made it very simple for you to forward e–mail messages from a mailbox to another inside your Linux hosting service account. All you need to do is choose the email account you’d like to have to forward and afterwards fill out the destination mailbox where you wish all of the messages to get sent to.
You could also enable a duplicate of every forwarded message to be kept within the email account that you have got forwarded.
Email Filters
Organize your e–mail accounts without trouble
In case you receive a large amount of emails day after day, it is crucial to keep them structured. By reason of this we provide you with server–side electronic mail filters which come into action even before you look at your mailbox for newly–arrived e–mail messages. So, if you make your custom–made spam filters, you won’t ever see spam inside your mailbox!
Configuring new email filters is really uncomplicated. You’ll have to designate exactly what the filter has to look for, where the filter looks for it (subject, body, etc.) and what transpires with the filtered e–mail messages.
