Automatic tagging of mails

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arnold.maderthaner
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Automatic tagging of mails

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Hi !

I'm new to Zimbra (just finished my first installation succesfully) and I wondered if there is a Zimlet or another feature in Zimbra that splits / tags mails into certain categories automatically like GMail is doing that (like Normal Mails,Promotions,Social,Forums,...) to have a better inbox view.
Would be a great feature as it would make reading emails a lot easier (separate important from "disturbing" mails).

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Arnold
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Isn't that what the filters feature in the user Preferences is for or are you looking for something different to that?
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Re: Automatic tagging of mails

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As I'm new I'm not sure :)
Can those filter do these seperation of mails into different categories automatically based on the content (so without me telling the filter what to do like defining specific mail addresses and so on) ?
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arnold.maderthaner wrote:As I'm new I'm not sure :)
Can those filter do these seperation of mails into different categories automatically based on the content (so without me telling the filter what to do like defining specific mail addresses and so on) ?
It can do a lot of things, it can tag mail, file it in folders, 'mark as', redirect and all based on the criteria you set. Take a look at the product documentation or the Preferences tab in a mailbox or start here: https://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/Zimbra_Web ... il_Filters
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