Mailboxes
Everything you need to know about creating, managing, searching, and forwarding mailboxes for your team across all your domains.
What you'll learn
- 1 Create mailboxes for your team four ways — invite one person, bulk-invite a whole list, create one manually, or bulk-create many with admin-set passwords.
- 2 Send setup links to up to 500 recipients per batch — paste a list or upload a CSV, allocate storage per person, and let each user pick their own password.
- 3 Upload a CSV to create many mailboxes at once with admin-set passwords.
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1How to Create a New Mailbox in TrekMail (4 Methods)
Create mailboxes for your team four ways — invite one person, bulk-invite a whole list, create one manually, or bulk-create many with admin-set passwords.
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2Invite a Whole Team to TrekMail Mailboxes at Once
Send setup links to up to 500 recipients per batch — paste a list or upload a CSV, allocate storage per person, and let each user pick their own password.
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3Bulk Mailbox Creation
Upload a CSV to create many mailboxes at once with admin-set passwords.
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4Search, Sort, and Filter Your Mailbox List
Manage mailboxes and pending invites with search, filter, and bulk action tools. Sort by storage, filter by type, and manage invites efficiently.
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5Setting Up Email Forwarding for a TrekMail Mailbox
Forward incoming mail from a TrekMail mailbox to one or several addresses, with per-plan caps on Starter, Pro, and Agency and an option to keep a local copy.
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6Email Aliases: Extra Addresses for One Mailbox
Give your mailbox extra email addresses without creating separate accounts. Aliases deliver mail into the same inbox and can be used for sending too.
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7Creating and Managing Aliases
Step-by-step guide to adding, toggling, and removing aliases.
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8Shared Mailboxes: One Team Inbox for Your Whole Team
Open a team inbox like support@ or sales@ from inside your own mailbox — no shared password and no extra login to keep track of.
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9Use a Shared Mailbox in Outlook and Mail Apps
Connect your own mailbox once, then open delegated team inboxes and send from a shared address without sharing a password.
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10Mailbox Security: Password, Recovery Code, 2FA
Change a TrekMail mailbox password, issue a fresh recovery code, and check 2FA status — everything that hardens one mailbox now lives on the Security tab.
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11Admin Guide: Reset a TrekMail Mailbox Password
Reset mailbox passwords from the dashboard, issue self-service recovery codes, hand new credentials over safely, and force-reset during a security incident.
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12Change Your Own TrekMail Mailbox Password
Change your mailbox password without admin help — three reset paths (current password, recovery code, recovery email) plus what changes on IMAP and SMTP.
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13How to Delete a Mailbox in TrekMail (Single and Bulk)
Delete a TrekMail mailbox singly or in bulk — what happens to emails, aliases, forwarding, and sessions, plus pause and forward alternatives for offboarding.
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14Mailbox Storage and Pooled Quotas Explained
How storage is counted across your account — pooled quota that combines email and Drive, what happens when you hit the limit, and how to free up space.
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15Mail Filters: Auto-Sort Email in TrekMail
Automatically sort, forward, flag, or discard incoming emails using mail filters. Learn how conditions, actions, and filter order work in TrekMail.
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16Creating and Managing Filters
Step-by-step guide to creating, editing, reordering, and deleting mail filters.
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17Forward Emails by Sender, Subject, or Content
Set up conditional mail filters to forward only specific emails — by sender, subject line, or message content — rather than forwarding everything.
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18Setting Up Vacation Auto-Reply
How to enable and configure automatic out-of-office replies.
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19Common Filter Examples
Ready-to-use filter recipes for forwarding invoices, sorting newsletters, and more.
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20Raw Sieve Editor (Agency)
Write custom Sieve scripts for advanced server-side email filtering.