Draft:Mailbutler GmbH
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| Submission declined on 6 February 2024 by DoubleGrazing (talk). The draft title suggests this is meant to be about the company, but the way the draft is written is about the product, rather. You need to be clearer on which subject you're writing about. | |
Comment: The sources are about the product, not about the company. The two exceptions to this are primary sources, which do not establish notability per WP:GNG.In any case, the draft is mainly about the product, and written in a promotional manner. DoubleGrazing (talk) 12:31, 6 February 2024 (UTC)
Mailbutler GmbH was founded on May 3, 2015, by Fabian Jäger and Tobias Knobl[1]. It's a German software company based in Berlin, known for making email easier to handle. They create extensions that add new features to popular email services like Apple Mail, Gmail, and Outlook. The company works with a team from all over the world, showing their commitment to improving how we manage emails no matter where we are. Their most popular product is the Mailbutler email extension.
Product[edit]
Mailbutler is an email management extension made by Mailbutler GmbH that works directly with your email client (Apple Mail, Gmail and Outlook). It's designed to help both individuals and teams use their email more effectively.
Here are the main features that Mailbutler offers:
Email Tracking: Lets you know when someone opens your email, so you can see who's reading your messages.
Send Later: You can schedule when your emails are sent out, making sure they arrive at the right time.
Snooze: Hides emails for a bit and then shows them again later, helping you focus on what's urgent.
Email Templates: Saves you time by letting you reuse common responses instead of writing the same thing over and over.
Signatures: Helps you create a professional look with personalized email signatures.
Notes: Attach reminders and notes to your emails so you don't forget important tasks or ideas.
Follow-up Tasks: Automatically reminds you to check back on emails you've sent that haven't gotten a reply.
Message Templates: Another way to quickly answer common questions or send regular updates without starting from scratch.
Contacts: Keeps track of your contacts' details right in your email, so you don't have to search elsewhere.
Mailbutler's Smart Assistant: Offers help with Smart Compose, Smart Reply, Smart Improve, Task Finder and Contact Finder in your inbox.
Mailbutler's Tags: Lets you organize your emails better by tagging them, making it easier to find what you need later.
If you want to see all the ways Mailbutler can make dealing with email better, check out their website at https://www.mailbutler.io/.
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