Tame your shared inbox and centralize work in one place
Efficiently centralize and manage shared email accounts such as [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected] inboxes. Have full visibility over messages, assign responsibilities, and turn responses into actionable items.
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Email accounts such as [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected] can be difficult to manage. By using Pipefy’s shared inbox, you'll increase your team's efficiency and make sure to leave no message unanswered.
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Comprehensive features for your specific needs
Delegate tasks to team members, automatically notifying them
Send standard responses manually or automatically
Exchange messages with your team without leaving your inbox
Ensure a shared perspective on emails and comments
Automate messages and tasks with no-code triggers and actions
Connect Pipefy to your everyday tools, no coding required
Standardize your sent emails with the same information every time
Store important information and easily retrieve it
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Frequently Asked Questions
A shared mailbox (also known as a shared inbox) is a mailbox to which multiple user accounts and email addresses are associated. It usually has a generic address (such as “[email protected]”), and any of the shared mailbox’s users can see (and reply to) the messages received by that address.
When a user replies to a shared mailbox message, the reply will contain the user’s name and retain the shared mailbox’s address. Hence, that reply may appear as something like “Message sent by John Smith, on behalf of Sales Team ([email protected]).”
Traditional inboxes are often used for personal messages, or for work purposes pertaining to a single person. They tend to have only one user account associated with them. They can usually only be accessed by one person at a time and, therefore, are not adequate for larger-scale professional situations.
Shared inboxes, on the other hand, can have multiple users, each with their own credentials. They can all view (and reply to) messages received by the shared inbox’s address, as well as compose new messages on that address’s behalf.
Besides Pipefy Shared Inbox, some of the most commonly used shared inbox tools are Gmail’s Shared Mailboxes, Google’s Collaborative Mailboxes, and Microsoft’s Shared Mailboxes that come bundled within Outlook on Office 365.
With Pipefy’s Shared Inbox, you’ll have complete visibility of all messages your team receives. You’ll know exactly what’s happening in every conversation, and the status of every request. No one will have to switch between tools or email accounts to engage with peers or find information. You’ll also be able to create easy-to-set automation to route emails, escalate messages, and send standard responses.
