BrianBuckman
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Does anyone have experience using an email archiving system for personal use? I think I need such a system, but cannot find anything suitable, let me explain my situation.
I am a freelance project manager and have long term contracts with a number of corporate clients that provide me with company email addresses (bob@company1.com, bbuckman@company2.co.uk, projects@company3.org etc). I currently have three corporate and two personal POP3 clients and use Outlook for all of them. It works fine, EXCEPT, keeping track of everything is a nightmare.
I would like an email archiving system, I am prepared to pay for it, that will archive information in my various PST and OST files. This is partly for my protection in case I get involved in a dispute with a client, but the way things are going, as a business, I many be legally obliged to keep an archive.
It has to work solely on my PC as I have no ability to run applications on my client's Exchange servers. At the moment one is a physical server in the client's data centre and two are cloud based, but it is possible I might get a client that uses something else.
I can't be the only person in this position, but have not been able to find any sensible solutions on the InterWeb Thingy.
Does anybody have any suggestions? Thanks Brian
Does anyone have experience using an email archiving system for personal use? I think I need such a system, but cannot find anything suitable, let me explain my situation.
I am a freelance project manager and have long term contracts with a number of corporate clients that provide me with company email addresses (bob@company1.com, bbuckman@company2.co.uk, projects@company3.org etc). I currently have three corporate and two personal POP3 clients and use Outlook for all of them. It works fine, EXCEPT, keeping track of everything is a nightmare.
I would like an email archiving system, I am prepared to pay for it, that will archive information in my various PST and OST files. This is partly for my protection in case I get involved in a dispute with a client, but the way things are going, as a business, I many be legally obliged to keep an archive.
It has to work solely on my PC as I have no ability to run applications on my client's Exchange servers. At the moment one is a physical server in the client's data centre and two are cloud based, but it is possible I might get a client that uses something else.
I can't be the only person in this position, but have not been able to find any sensible solutions on the InterWeb Thingy.
Does anybody have any suggestions? Thanks Brian