Superjay Posted November 8, 2011 Posted November 8, 2011 We are looking to implement an easy and quick way for people in the office to save emails to a central server to allow any other users to access and find certain emails easily. We are a largeish muti-disipline construction company and for example if I approve a certain kind of column to be built on site via email and somebody needs to access that data at a later date, it would really help if you could log into a programme and use a search filter like email from: joe blogsemail sent between: 1/1/01 - 10/01/01Text contained: column, approvecontains attachment: yes It would also be handy if it meant we could just save our emails as a *.msg format to do this. Am I dreaming or is there a programme that does this? Someone suggested to me that Symantec's enterprise vault does this but I cant make head nor tail of it on their website.
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