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Nov 3, 2007
Avatar Dusty Wilson 1 post

Topic: IMAP Support

Having the ability to use IMAP would solve a lot of problems I am likely to have. Also, Gmail and Google Apps now support IMAP quite well and it would be amazingly useful to have the ability to make use of it in Mailroom.

I could have a specific label or folder on the IMAP server that contains items that Mailroom should handle. Mailroom could save outgoing responses in another IMAP folder for archival purposes (to make up for the lack of using our own SMTP).

The IMAP support wouldn’t even need to be complicated. Any support for IMAP is probably better than none, so I wouldn’t worry about using IMAP folders to reflect tags or anything like that.

 
Jul 20, 2007
Avatar Charles Jolley 37 post(s)

Topic: IMAP Support

Yeah, IMAP is something I’d love to do eventually but its honestly not a likely feature in the near future. Mailroom has a lot of features (assignment, tagging, internal notes) that don’t easily map to how IMAP organizes email. So far we haven’t come up with a way of achieving this blend that we’re satisfied with.

That said, we know that logging into Mailroom to do your work is not always feasible/desirable. We’re thinking of some ways to make it more accessible to your current workflow….

Thanks for the feedback!

 
Jul 20, 2007
Avatar brian at pukka 17 post(s)

Topic: IMAP Support

While my mobile access request would solve the problem for our company and would be our preference, another option would be supporting IMAP stores.

This would let us continue to access our email on our server and work with it for the times that we can’t get to Mailroom.

Although we could achieve some similar things with a POP account, we prefer IMAP because of the additional options it gives us. Some mail servers don’t support POP access (we generally don’t allow it).

Thanks for the consideration.