Introducing the New and Improved Match My Email Dashboard. View announcement

Introducing the New and Improved Match My Email Dashboard. View announcement

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Fully Automatic Email Integration for Salesforce.com

Close-up of a control panel featuring three buttons. The upper button is green and labeled "RESET". Below it, the middle button is red and labeled "AUTO", perfect for fully automatic email integration. The lower button is also red and labeled "MANUAL".

Based on Customer Behavior, Match My Email Adds Feature That Resolves Ambiguous Matches Automatically and Logs Email Into the Right Salesforce.com Record

Match My Email was launched in January 2011 as a new email integration application for Salesforce.com. Building on 10 years of experience scanning emails for viruses and spam, Match My Email offers a cloud service that imports email, parses or processes them and then logs the email into the right record in Salesforce.com. Match My Email was designed to fix the #1 pain point facing Salesforce.com users, i.e., the lack of good email syncing to Salesforce Leads, Opportunities and Contacts.

Originally, the product managers at Match My Email thought that users would be happy logging in periodically to the application and resolving Ambiguous email. Ambiguous emails are messages addressed to more than one Salesforce object or record.

“What we observed, however, was different. Once user login credentials were set up, users never opened Match My Email again. They were so comfortable and trusting that they just worked in Salesforce.com and assumed all their email was being logged; even Match My Email’s own sales team was exhibiting this behavior. Unfortunately, that meant that Ambiguous emails were not getting resolved and synced and some emails were getting lost.”, observed Paul Sterne, President, RAE Internet Inc., dba as Mailspect and Match My Email.

To remedy this situation, Match My Email has released a new version of the application, Version 1.4.2, which automatically resolves Ambiguous emails after seven days. This new feature was developed using Mailspect’s proprietary Email Stream Management scripting language in less than one month. Now the system looks at Ambiguous emails and automatically assigns the email to the first name in the To: header, after seven days.

“We call this release, ‘I’m so lazy, it’s a form of intelligence.’ said Mr. Sterne.

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