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This month, in addition to the usual bundle of bug fixes and minor improvements, we’ve added the option to configure branded MX records and perform Integrations update.

This month, as well as the usual bundle of bug fixes and minor improvements, we’ve added the possibility to configure the same Email Scout Report for multiple recipients.

We’ve updated cPanel integrations to work with the latest upstream versions. cPanel Stable cPanel Release Note: In case the update is not possible using UI, please use the script: Please consider the documentation for more details: https://documentation.n-able.com/spamexperts/userguide/Content/Integration/cpanel-addon.htm

This month, as well as the usual bundle of bug fixes and minor improvements, we’ve added the option to skip the welcome message when an Email Scout Report (ESR) is configured, as well as the option to include distribution list … Continue reading →

This month, as well as the usual bundle of bug fixes and minor improvements, we’ve added the possibility to block the potential unwanted attachments separately for delivery and submission flows and we’ve created Hosted Cloud regional SPF hostnames.

Over the next three weeks we will be enabling a set of changes that all API / HTTP requests will be redirected to HTTPS.The custom integrations using APIs should make sure that follows redirects.The recommendation is to update according to … Continue reading →

We’ve updated all of our control panel integrations to work with the latest upstream versions – cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, WHMCS, and Zimbra.

This month, as well as the usual bundle of bug fixes and minor improvements, we’ve made it possible to include shared mailboxes in “all mailbox” Email Scout Reports (ESRs) and made the timestamp filter in ESRs far less confusing.

In 2014, we introduced an app for Android and iOS that allowed email users to do basic quarantine management (e.g. view quarantined messages and release them). Over the last few years, app usage has significantly decreased, and the indications are … Continue reading →