I remember that somebody told me there is a problem when using email accounts with Outlook integration, namely that colleagues can see too many emails. In the best case people see mails they are not interested in, in the worst case they see things that are none of their business. Creating additional accounts is expensive for Microsoft, so don't open new group accounts with addresses like sales@ or support@. Apart from the money, this always seems impersonal.
Can I set the permissions so that everyone can only see their own emails, unless they are directly related to a customer, for example because they are the sender or recipient, or because an email is related to a customer?
(The word "customer" is meant in general, of course I also mean contacts and prospects, or even opportunities or cases).
Can I set the permissions so that everyone can only see their own emails, unless they are directly related to a customer, for example because they are the sender or recipient, or because an email is related to a customer?
(The word "customer" is meant in general, of course I also mean contacts and prospects, or even opportunities or cases).
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