A trusted email was quarantined
If an email from a sender you know is quarantined, you move it to the inbox in a single step. SmartMail learns this correction and takes it into account for similar emails. If the same sender is quarantined frequently, the domain can be added to the allowlist.
- User with quarantine permission in the mailbox
- Administrator
A trusted email was quarantined: what should be done?
If an email from a sender you know is quarantined, you move it to the inbox in a single step. Who can do this: A user with quarantine permission in the mailbox; Administrator. SmartMail learns this correction and takes it into account for similar emails. If the same sender is quarantined frequently, the domain can be added to the allowlist.
What to do
Open the email in the Quarantine folder and click the badge to read why it was quarantined.
Click Release from quarantine. If there are no other emails from the same domain in quarantine, the email is moved to the inbox immediately; if there are other emails, in the window that opens click Only this email for just this email 1.
If you want emails from this domain never to be quarantined, select Add this domain to the allowlist in the window and click Apply 2. If the window did not open, your administrator can allowlist the domain from Sender rules.
If many trusted emails are being quarantined, your administrator can lower the quarantine threshold.
- 1Only this email
- 2Domain trust