Hi
I have searched the forum but could not find an answer to this....
I wish to allow a support call to be created from only selected (around 2) email addresses. I am sick of lazy users just sending an email meaning we have to set the categories etc... ourselves instead of logging a call correctly. I cannot block totally though this as certain people (CEO, Owner etc...) are allowed to be lazy 😉
Can I do this? I would also like an auto reply to let them know a support call has NOT been created if poss.
Cheers
Page 1 / 1
first follow the advice mentioned here /Sysforums/posts/list/1278.page to stop users setting up the requests by email
Then add a second email integration account to sysaid and only reveal the new email address to those lazy people (cough: I mean Highly important beings at the top).
Then add a second email integration account to sysaid and only reveal the new email address to those lazy people (cough: I mean Highly important beings at the top).
On SysAid no.
But you can put rules on the incoming mailbox.
If you're using outlook-exchange take a closer look at "Rules and alerts" under "Tools" menu in outlook.
But you can put rules on the incoming mailbox.
If you're using outlook-exchange take a closer look at "Rules and alerts" under "Tools" menu in outlook.
I am ideally looking at using the existing email integration address. As I said, people at the top are extremely lazy and will either complain that I changed the address or forget and still email the old address before complaining about it. I also don't trust them not to tell anyone else about the new address.
The email integration address is from an exchange account but I can't use rules in Outlook as that would require the user account to be logged in permanently.
Is there not a way to set a sysaid rule up that allows from specified addresses and rejects from any other with an auto reply?
Hopeful 😁
The email integration address is from an exchange account but I can't use rules in Outlook as that would require the user account to be logged in permanently.
Is there not a way to set a sysaid rule up that allows from specified addresses and rejects from any other with an auto reply?
Hopeful 😁
liam888,
At the moment, you can only block emails with certain phrases in the subject, but not per email address.
If you want, you can open a feature request for this in the feature request forum at: /Sysforums/forums/show/101.page so it can be considered for future releases.
Regards.
Haim
At the moment, you can only block emails with certain phrases in the subject, but not per email address.
If you want, you can open a feature request for this in the feature request forum at: /Sysforums/forums/show/101.page so it can be considered for future releases.
Regards.
Haim
Ok, will do thanks Haim
Has this feature been added?
I need to block a specific user who is spamming our helpdesk email box.
Thanks,
Heidi
I need to block a specific user who is spamming our helpdesk email box.
Thanks,
Heidi
Is there a setting to whitelist only certain emails? I have users not within our organization that may need to submit tickets.
Hey 
Theoretically, anyone can submit a ticket via email by sending it to the mailbox. Does it answer your question or you have a more specific case? There’s an option to allow submitting tickets via Guest mode via SSP (but that’ll allow anyone to submit the ticket). The Guest mode can be enabled in Settings → Self service portal → General settings → 
Enable access without login (Guest mode)
The case: we have a user that has a domain user with us, is able to submit tickets through the user portal. But in the case she is having issues an is unable to submit a ticket through the portal she can email the help desk with the help desk email (this is setup and working). I was looking for a setting to only allow certain emails to be able to create tickets by emailing the help desk. And essentially block all other (gmail, yahoo, etc.) other than certain ones that are allowed.
i.e. block: @gmail.com
allow: randomsomething@gmail.com
be able to whitelist only certain email addresses to email the help desk and create tickets.
I’ll check it and we’ll get back to you
Hi
Sysaid offers the possibility to Block certain domains or email addresses. You can check this option by Navigating to Settings → Integration → Email → Select the email that you are using and navigate to “Incoming Email” Tab.
Alternatively you can allow certain email addresses from O365 (this will be the easier solution and the one that I personally recommend)
Here is an easy guide on how to achieve it for O365 - https://office365atwork.com/exchange/whitelist-domain-in-office-365/
Reply
Enter your E-mail address. We'll send you an e-mail with instructions to reset your password.
