We have several csa's that need to answer email sent to our customer
service email address. How can I allow them to all view the messages
and respond using their own email address? I also want to know how
many messages each of them responded to each day. Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance.

In oups.com,
CableGuy typed:
We have several csa's that need to answer email sent to our customer
service email address. How can I allow them to all view the messages
and respond using their own email address? I also want to know how
many messages each of them responded to each day. Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance.

Do you use Exchange?

No, we are not an Exchange house but what if we were? Not that I'm
looking to change mail servers but I am looking for a solution.

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote:
In oups.com,
CableGuy typed:
We have several csa's that need to answer email sent to our customer
service email address. How can I allow them to all view the messages
and respond using their own email address? I also want to know how
many messages each of them responded to each day. Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance.

Do you use Exchange?

VisNetic MailFlow allows multiple agents to access the same emails. It
provides reporting on how many messages were sent to a specific email
address, how long did it take for an agent to reply, which agents
responded to what messages, etc.

VisNetic MailFlow provides a complete history of all customer
correspondence, which is of benefit to sales and customer service
agents. It's web based and works with any mail server.

http://www.visneticmailflow.com

There's also an online demo where you can have a look at the solution
without having to install it first.
http://demo.deerfield.com/login.ems

yes, I work for the company.

CableGuy wrote:
We have several csa's that need to answer email sent to our customer
service email address. How can I allow them to all view the messages
and respond using their own email address? I also want to know how
many messages each of them responded to each day. Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance.

In ps.com,
CableGuy typed:
No, we are not an Exchange house but what if we were? Not that I'm
looking to change mail servers but I am looking for a solution.

If you were using Exchange this would not be a very big deal to
accomplish....you could grant/revoke permissions to entire mailboxes
(including Send As rights) and so forth. You might look at SBS 2003 ?



Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote:
In oups.com,
CableGuy typed:
We have several csa's that need to answer email sent to our customer
service email address. How can I allow them to all view the
messages and respond using their own email address? I also want to
know how many messages each of them responded to each day. Any
suggestions?

Thanks in advance.

Do you use Exchange?

I looked at visnetic mailflow and it looks promising, we've decide to
give the trial a whirl. The price was more attractive than moving to
another mail server or SBS.

Thanks for everyone's help.

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote:
In ps.com,
CableGuy typed:
No, we are not an Exchange house but what if we were? Not that I'm
looking to change mail servers but I am looking for a solution.

If you were using Exchange this would not be a very big deal to
accomplish....you could grant/revoke permissions to entire mailboxes
(including Send As rights) and so forth. You might look at SBS 2003 ?



Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote:
In oups.com,
CableGuy typed:
We have several csa's that need to answer email sent to our customer
service email address. How can I allow them to all view the
messages and respond using their own email address? I also want to
know how many messages each of them responded to each day. Any
suggestions?

Thanks in advance.

Do you use Exchange?

In ups.com,
CableGuy typed:
I looked at visnetic mailflow and it looks promising, we've decide to
give the trial a whirl. The price was more attractive than moving to
another mail server or SBS.

Thanks for everyone's help.

No prob, best o' luck.



Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote:
In ps.com,
CableGuy typed:
No, we are not an Exchange house but what if we were? Not that I'm
looking to change mail servers but I am looking for a solution.

If you were using Exchange this would not be a very big deal to
accomplish....you could grant/revoke permissions to entire mailboxes
(including Send As rights) and so forth. You might look at SBS 2003 ?



Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote:
In oups.com,
CableGuy typed:
We have several csa's that need to answer email sent to our
customer service email address. How can I allow them to all view
the messages and respond using their own email address? I also
want to know how many messages each of them responded to each
day. Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance.

Do you use Exchange?