G-Lock Email Processor is designed to process bounced/undeliverable, subscribe/unsubscribe emails, extract
data from your
incoming
messages and save it to a file, or insert into a database.
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Version:
1.98
Released: June 26, 2006Email Processor is a powerful
tool designed to automatically process incoming Internet email such as
bounced/undeliverable messages, subscribe/unsubscribe requests, etc. The
program is easy to use and provides a wide range of features to process
email you receive, automatically extract data and perform other actions
based on the message content. Product Tour...
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Email Processor can work with multiple
POP3 internet mailboxes, filter incoming messages by different conditions,
extract any data from the message body and message header and save it to a file
of user definable format. Using Email Processor you are also able to send a
reply message to your recipients and perform different operations with a
selected database: insert data into a database, delete data from a database and
update a database. In addition, Email Processor allows you to execute MS Windows
Script (VBScript and JScript) when processing incoming messages.
Email Processor provides you a set of rules which allow a flexible adjustment
of criteria to process incoming email. Thus, the program may be easily set up to
handle messages where the text layout is known (web forms, purchase orders),
various kinds of spam emails and any messages you can get.
Just like everything on the Internet, delivering a message is
not a simple process. Every email must successfully pass through numerous phases
before it reaches its intended destination. If this process fails at any point
before the message is transmitted, your mail system considers that delivery
attempt as a failure. Hence, your message gets bounced.
Bounced or undeliverable messages from your own or ISP mail
server are quite normal due to various reasons: busy mailbox, blocked domain,
mailbox full, account temporary down, network busy, mailbox over limit, etc.
These bounced messages are called soft bounced as they come back to the sender
due to some temporary reasons. So, bounced or undeliverable email does not
necessarily mean that the appropriate email address is invalid. It is
recommended that you try several attempts to send a message to bounced email
addresses. If the delivery is still failed, you can simply delete them from your
mailing list.
Hard bounced messages refer to non-existing users, or that mail servers or email
clients have filters that do not allow some emails and return them as hard
bounced. There is no sense to resend a message to such email addresses and you
can remove them from your database.
Why spend hundreds of hours trying to manually process bounced
messages if you can automatically perform this task with specially designed software?
Using Email Processor you can handle soft bounced and hard bounced emails in a quicker and more reliable way. As a result, less 'dead' email addresses
will end up in your mailing list, and your email software will take less time to deliver all of your messages. With Email
Processor you can save precious time, avoid errors and easily handle data in the
most effective way.
Email Processor is a better solution if you want to maintain active mail lists. To
keep only valid email addresses in your mailing list, you need to exclude bounced emails and emails with unsubscribe/remove requests. Email Processor will automatically check your email
account after each sending campaign, process incoming messages according to the
rules you set and save the results to a separate file. You only need to load
the given file into the exclusion list of your email software
thus insuring that nobody on the exclusion list will receive your message.
Works on all Windows platforms
G-Lock Email Processor is a 32 bit Windows Program for processing
Internet email. GEP can monitor an unlimited number of POP3 accounts, extract
information from a message header or/and body and save it to a data file. The program
works on Windows 98/ME/NT/2000 and XP.
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