When composing mail, you may now add plain .txt files when composing new messages.
File types currently supported include:
- application/pdf
- image/gif
- image/jpeg
- image/png
- image/svg+xml
- text/csv
- text/plain (just added)
It's now easier to find your deleted inboxes now that the description field has been added to the list view.
When sending an email, you may now assign a name that shows up in the recipient's email client.
E.g. "Support Team" <example@daily.paced.email> rather than just example@daily.paced.email.
With this feature, you can ensure that emails sent through Paced Email appear to come from someone the recipient knows, increasing the likelihood of your email being opened and read.
To add a name for inboxes, edit your alias and add the desired name to the field provided. If you wish to assign a default from name to all of your inboxes generated with a particular domain, use the "Inbox alias templates" under the "General settings".
Connect your Paced Email account to thousand of other products using our new make.com integration:
You may have noticed the "Developers" tab in your account in preparation for the launch of a public API. If you love coding as much as I do, you'll enjoy creating integrations for Paced Email.
Want to come back to a message later but have already read it? Mark it as unread with the closed mail icon. Conversely, you can swiftly mark everything read to get yourself down to Inbox Zero instantly!
All of the new mailboxes can be filtered by any of your Paced Email addresses using the new dropdown at the top of the page.
Previously, deleting messages had to be done one at a time. Now, you can multi-select your emails and trigger bulk actions against them.
Actions include: starring, archiving, deleting, restoring etc.
Read any messages that have not yet been sent in a digest using another new filter called "Pending digest".
Deleted messages transfer to a new mailbox filter called the "Bin". They'll remain in there for 30 days before being automatically purged. Made a mistake? You can quickly move the message back to your mailbox or even blow it away forever!