Alerting errors before emails are sent
No dedicated server needed. A simple Outlook plug-in that prevents emailing errors
Alerting errors before emails are sent
No dedicated server needed. A simple Outlook plug-in that prevents emailing errors
KONICA MINOLTA JAPAN, INC. adopted “WISE Alert” which can manage of rules in bulk NEW!
<Press Release>New version release of “WISE Alert” that supports Box as a file sharing destination NEW!
<Press Release>Authense LPC. (belonging to the Daini Tokyo Bar Association), uses automatic ZIP encryption depending on the customer’s request
<Case study>WISE Alert presents a pop-up window when you click Send, allowing you to check your sender name, distribution list, attachments at a glance. A very effective Outlook plug-in that prevents emailing errors.
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Is there any end to emailing errors – wrong email address, BCC list entered in To or CC line and sent to all, etc, etc?? Wise Alert can warn the sender of such human errors with an alert.
In addition to Japanese and English, options for Chinese (simplified and traditional) are now available. We have many successful deployments abroad as well as in Japan.
As the tool is installed on the Client side (Outlook), the feature works not only for your own servers and on your service provider’s premises, but also for servers in the cloud (such as Microsoft 365 and Exchange Online). No separate server is necessary.
WISE Alert is equipped with functions that stop scams and targeted attacks before they inflict damage.
Manual ZIP encryption operation is time-consuming and reduces business efficiency. The ZIP encryption function automatically encrypts files attached to external emails and automatically generation password notification emails. That makes you contribute to improved business efficiency.Since it also has a link-sharing function linked with OneDrive and Box, it can use as an alternative to PPAP as a next-generation file sending method.
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WISE Alert’s email error prevention feature is very simple. If the conditions match, it displays an alert window, allowing the sender to check recipients and attachments. If the sender sees no issue, the email can be dispatched; if the sender finds an error, the email can be canceled. The feature allows senders to take preventative action themselves.
Presence or absence of an attachment; external domain addressee; number of recipients; are some of the conditions that can be used to determine whether the alert window should be displayed. It is also possible to display the alert window by default in all email sending instances.
Holding the delivery of an email is another way of preventing emailing errors. You can set Wait Time to Send on WISE Alert to hold an email in Outbox for the time set, before it is dispatched automatically. You can click a button to override the setting and send it immediately.
Email attachments can be zipped and encrypted at the time the email is sent, preventing information leak due to errors in recipient addresses and file attachments. WISE Alert’s ZIP Encryption feature automatically compresses and encrypts files attached to an email addressed to an external domain address. The feature greatly reduces the effort of manually compressing and encrypting files, and contributes to greater business efficiency.
It solves the problems of ZIP encrypted transmission of attachments, which is also called PPAP.Linking WISE Alert with OneDrive and Box, you can send attachments safely and effortlessly. Recipients will receive a shared link, eliminating the need for ZIP encryption.
Set in advance when to display the received alert, and display a warning message when the condition is hit when opening.
Set “Warning if there are many replies or quote lines”, etc., and display a warning message if the condition is hit when replying to an email.
Emails that match the conditions of sending restrictions will be forcibly canceled.
This prevents the situation where WISE Alert is disabled due to a user’s mistaken operation and the user continues to send and receive emails without noticing it.