Use the sign-in link provided by your organization. Need access? Contact your mail administrator.
Recover your account
Request a recovery code using your sign-in email address.
If you cannot access this inbox, contact your mail administrator for help.
Choose a new password
Paste the password recovery code from your email. This is different from an MFA recovery code.
Resetting your password signs out existing sessions and revokes your mail app passwords. MFA stays enabled if you set it up.
Your account
Assigned mailboxes
No mailboxes are assigned to you yet. Contact your mail administrator to get access.
Open an assigned mailbox to read your mail here. Compose messages and replies from your assigned address.
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Organization administration
The change outcome is unknown. Do not repeat it. Refresh administration and inspect domains, users, mailboxes, assignments and audit events before making another change.
Overview
Needs attention
Nothing needs attention right now.
Mailboxes
Address
Name
Assigned to
Storage
Plus addressing
Status
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Users
Email
Role
Status
No users found.
Domains
Domain
Ownership
Route
No domains yet. Choose Add domain to begin.
Ownership verification does not confirm MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC or delivery readiness. The organization Owner manages mailbox-domain policies and provider setup.
Mailbox webhooks
A webhook sends each message a mailbox receives to your application as a signed HTTPS request. The mailbox keeps its own copy whatever the webhook outcome.
Mail security and abuse controls
Spam and attachments
Positive malware detections are always held. Turning off spam scoring does not bypass malware quarantine. Attachment checks inspect declared names and types; configure the malware scanner separately.
Outbound sending
Limits apply across server processes and restarts. Pausing stops new sends and queued attempts; deliveries already started may finish. Sign-in and inbound mail remain available.
Quarantine
Held messages are outside user mailboxes. Malware holds can only be discarded. Attachment holds can be released to Junk after review. Held bytes count towards storage quotas.
No held messages.
Audit log
Actor, action, target and time are recorded for each accepted change, including unlocking and locking admin changes.
No audit events found.
Account settings
Manage your sign-in security and passwords for mail apps.
Refreshing hides any one-time setup details, recovery codes or new app password shown below.
Profile
Email
Role
Two-step verification
Recovery codes remaining
Appearance
Saved on this device only.
Change password
Changing your password signs out your other browser sessions and revokes every mail app password you created. You will need to set up your mail apps again.
Two-step verification
Sign-in asks for a 6-digit code from an authenticator app on your phone as well as your password.
1Start setup
2Add your account to an authenticator app
Use Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, 1Password or another authenticator app. Scan the QR code with the app's camera.
Can't scan it? In the app choose Enter a setup key, type the key below and choose Time based. Spaces are optional.
3Save your recovery codes
Each code signs you in once if you lose your phone. Keep them somewhere safe, such as a password manager. They are shown only now.
The download is a text file with your setup key and recovery codes. Keep it in a secure folder and delete it once the details are stored safely.
4Confirm with a code
Two-step verification is on
From now on, sign-in asks for a code from your authenticator app. If you lose your phone, use one of your recovery codes.
Recovery codes
Previous recovery codes no longer work. Save these codes securely.
Mail app passwords
Outlook, Thunderbird, phone mail apps and helpdesk tools cannot sign in with your webmail password. Create a separate app password for each app or device instead. You can revoke one at any time without affecting the others.
Your new app password
Enter these details in your mail app now. This password is shown only once; if you lose it, revoke it and create a new one.
Username
Password
Contacts and calendar sync (CardDAV, CalDAV)
Your phone and webmail share the same contacts and calendar. Use your full email address and this app password.
Sync contacts and calendar to an iPhone or iPad
Open Settings, then Apps, then Contacts, then Contacts Accounts, then Add Account, then Other, then Add CardDAV Account.
Server: the sync address above. User name: your full email address. Password: this app password. Select Next.
For the calendar, open Settings, then Apps, then Calendar, then Calendar Accounts, then Add Account, then Other, then Add CalDAV Account, and enter the same details.
Sync contacts and calendar to Android
Install DAVx⁵ from Google Play or F-Droid and add an account with "Login with URL and user name".
Base URL: the sync address above. User name: your full email address. Password: this app password. Then turn on the Contacts address book and the Calendar it finds.
Incoming mail (IMAP)
Outgoing mail (SMTP)
Both servers use your full email address and this app password. Thunderbird and Outlook usually find the servers on their own once you enter your email address; on phones you normally enter them yourself.
Set up your mail app
Thunderbird
Open the menu (☰), then Account Settings, then Account Actions, then Add Mail Account.
Enter your name, your email address and the app password above. Select Continue.
Thunderbird finds the servers for you. Choose IMAP, then select Done.
Outlook for Windows or Mac
Open Settings, then Accounts, then Add account.
Enter your email address and select Continue. If Outlook asks for the account type, choose IMAP.
Enter the app password above. If it asks for server details: incoming IMAP server , port 993, SSL/TLS; outgoing SMTP server , port 465, SSL/TLS. The username for both is your full email address.
Classic Outlook (Microsoft 365 desktop)
Select File, then Add Account, and enter your email address.
Open Advanced options, tick Let me set up my account manually, select Connect, then choose IMAP.
If it asks for server details: incoming IMAP server , port 993, SSL/TLS; outgoing SMTP server , port 465, SSL/TLS. The username for both is your full email address. Then enter the app password above.
iPhone or iPad
Open Settings, then Apps, then Mail, then Mail Accounts, then Add Account, then Other, then Add Mail Account.
Enter your name, email address and the app password above, then select Next.
Choose IMAP. For both incoming and outgoing mail, enter host name , your full email address as the user name and the app password. Select Next, then Save.
Android (Gmail app)
In Gmail, tap your profile picture, then Add another account, then Other.
Enter your email address, tap Manual setup, then choose Personal (IMAP).
Enter the app password above. If it asks for server details: incoming IMAP server , port 993, SSL/TLS; outgoing SMTP server , port 465, SSL/TLS. The username for both is your full email address.
Active app passwords
No active app passwords.
Revoked or expired
No revoked or expired app passwords.
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Your mailbox
Your saved drafts
Drafts are private to your sign-in. Unresolved sends must be retried from their existing draft.
New message
This send is unresolved. Retry uses the same stored submission, including after restart or sign-in. Keep this draft until acceptance is confirmed.
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Conversation
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Attachments
You can also download the original message to open it in your mail client.
Remote images can reveal that you opened this message. Styling, scripts, forms and embedded content are removed.
Labels
Custom folders act as labels shared by everyone assigned to this mailbox. Adding one keeps the message in its current folders.
Delivery progress
These are current queue and provider reports. Relay or server acceptance does not prove inbox placement; provider-reported delivery does not prove someone read the message.