All e-mails
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The e-mail client lets you link your mailbox(es) to manage incoming and outgoing e-mails in a single environment. This means greater clarity and options in managing or prioritizing incoming requests. In addition, operators have all requests in a single queue, increasing their work efficiency.
In this section, you will find all client e-mails and their details. It is easy to search among individual e-mail threads.
E-mails that operators have removed from the queue with the Ignore button are also available in the overview. As an administrator, you can return to processing using the arrow button in the upper right corner.
You can manage the table of all e-mails using the settings icon in the upper right corner, where you can select individual columns to be displayed in the overview.
If you're filtering a specific email address, make sure it doesn't contain capital letters. Filtering is "case-sensitive".
You can also download all selected e-mails in a csv format using the Export CSV button.
To view the details of a particular e-mail, click on the corresponding message line and a new panel will open on the right.
In the panel, you can click through four tabs:
Transcript,
Info,
Routing and
E-mail parameters.
The transcript displays the message and any operator’s response to it. You can find there an automatic message or notes from other operators.
Routing shows the current routing status and message status. Individual statuses are color-coded for clarity. You can also see the routing history (groups, operators).
The last tab E-mail parameters displays any parameters together with their values. In the lower part, there is a table of the history of parameter changes, including users making modifications.
At the top right of the panel, there is a button to redirect the message to a group of operators or a specific operator. After redirection, this activity will appear in the Transcript tab.
If you have SLA set at the mailbox level, emails in a single queue will be color-coded. The e-mail line remaining less than an hour until the expiration date will be colored yellow. If the value is exceeded, the color changes to red. At the end of a line of an e-mail message, you can also see how much time is left before the SLA expires, or how long the e-mail expires.
Messages are paired into threads by the inReplyTo parameter that is used by all main e-mail providers, so you can just hit the reply button and mluvii will receive this information and pair a new message into the right thread.
There is a small chance that some providers do not include this parameter when sending reply e-mails and because of that mluvii is not able to pair this message with the right thread, unfortunately.
The Info section provides details about the message or thread. Attached and a time of thread creating you can find there too.
The administrator can manually intervene in the routing and select specific operators or groups to which the e-mail thread will be redirected. This is identical behavior to the .