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Emailgistics has 1 pricing plan

  • Yes, has free trial
  • No free version
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Discount: Information not available

Basic

$10
Pricing Model: Per User
Payment Frequency: Per Month
Basic plan includes:
    Not available

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4.8(18)

Pros

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    Kat M.
    Project Manager
    Insurance, 51-200 employees
    Used the software for: 6-12 months
    Overall Rating
    5.0
    Ease of Use
    4.0
    Customer Service
    5.0
    Features
    4.0
    Value for Money
    5.0
    Likelihood to Recommend
    10/10
    Reviewer Source
    Source: Capterra
    September 6, 2023

    "Lighten the Load of Shared Inboxes"

    Overall: Sales team is pleasant, support is pretty quick to respond, and they were very hands on during the onboarding process, which was much appreciated. Overall, no major complaints! I couldn't recommend them more highly.

    Pros: We love the automatic routing of ongoing correspondences for our team members. Cuts down on the amount of time our team spends locating and directing emails. Additionally, they no longer have to wait for the message coordinator to manually route the email to them once it's been assigned--it hits their inbox within minutes of arriving

    Cons: Our team dislikes having a separate personal inbox & "emailgistics" folder for their shared conversations. Conversation histories are behind a paywall at the "pro" level and can make it difficult to sort out the source of a problem once you have issues. Occasionally, people's inboxes will glitch or crash, but it's occurred less than half a dozen times in the last seven months.

    Carissa M.
    Central Florida Maintenance Coordinator
    Mechanical or Industrial Engineering, 201-500 employees
    Used the software for: I used a free trial
    Overall Rating
    5.0
    Ease of Use
    5.0
    Customer Service
    5.0
    Features
    5.0
    Value for Money
    5.0
    Likelihood to Recommend
    10/10
    Reviewer Source
    Source: Capterra
    June 20, 2022

    "Thumbs Up for Emailgistics"

    Overall: Emailgistics has drastically reduced the amount of time each of us spends in our emails. We have become more efficient and are able to focus on our work instead of sifting through everyone's to find what we need to focus on. Hooray!! Onboarding and set up was very fast and seamless. Chris and Rick have been there every step of the way for any questions and have been very informative. They are both very professional and knowledgeable about the product they offer. Thank you!

    Pros: Previous to having Emailgistics, there were 10+ people that would open and read every email that came in to our shared email. Since having Emailgistics, the emails are routed to the right people before anyone has to look at the email and determine if it is for them or should be reassigned to another Coordinator. This has drastically reduced the amount of time each of us needs to spend reading emails that were intended for another coordinator.

    Cons: Currently, if an email comes in that is meant for more than one person, there is no way to assign it to multiple people. It would have to be forwarded to both intended recipients or assigned to one and then passed on to the other intended recipient. That may leave room for human error and the message not get passed on.