Cybelia WebMail: your business mailbox
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Signing in
4 Views •Why a mailbox of your own
3 Views •Three habits for the first month
4 Views •The Mail screen
3 Views •The Calendars screen
3 Views •Finding your way around the screen
3 Views •Folders and tags
3 Views •When something sticks, open a ticket
3 Views •What is backed up
3 Views •Reading your mail
3 Views •The Search screen
3 Views •Writing a message
2 Views •Creating and following an appointment
2 Views •Time away and your phone
2 Views •Sharing a folder, delegating your mailbox
2 Views •Who this course is for
2 Views •Your signature
2 Views •The Contacts screen
2 Views •The Files screen
2 Views •Team messages and tasks
1 Views •Why a mailbox of your own
An address that belongs to you
For years the workshop answered its customers from a free address ending in the name of a large provider. It worked. But a €40,000 quote sent from a private address gets noticed, and not in a good way. An address like firstname@vent-douest.fr simply says the company exists and keeps its house in order.
This is not only about appearances. A free address belongs to the provider, not to you. The day Yanis leaves the company, his free mailbox leaves with him, and ten years of exchanges with hardware suppliers go into the same suitcase.
Everything in one place
Mail is only the front door. Behind the same login live the team's calendars, the address books, a shared file space and an instant messenger. Camille no longer has to ring round to find out whether Yanis is on site on Thursday: she looks at his calendar.
Your mailbox is a company asset, just like your customer list. It holds your quotes, your contracts, your complaints. It deserves to live at home, backed up, and to outlive the departure of any one employee.
And your data stays in France
Your messages are hosted and backed up in France. Nobody reads them to sell you advertising, and nothing leaves Europe. For a company that exchanges drawings, prices and customer details, that is not a lawyer's footnote.
In closing
An address at your own domain is not a vanity: it is what tells a company quote apart from a private message, and what keeps your correspondence when someone leaves.
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