Messaging

The technology behind Interchange, WebMail, WebScheduler and the newly introduced  WebClean is a proven commodity in the messaging marketplace, with the initial versions of the product being introduced to the market in the fourth quarter of 1995. Since this time, Interchange and WebMail have been licensed to over 20 million mailboxes worldwide.

These solutions are flexible in that they can scale from small business environments supporting less than 50 users, to larger corporate environments with thousands of users. They can be installed on a standalone basis or as an add-on to an existing email system.

Components

InterChange Use Infinite InterChange to bring your messaging system up-to-date with today’s Internet/intranet standards. Provide local and remote access via POP3, IMAP4, or Web/HTML. Users can also send email to other systems via the Internet.

WebMail provides users with remote access to their real-time LAN-based email over the Internet, using a Web browser. This interactive method of retrieving e­mail allows users to read their messages, and forward, reply, file, or delete messages on the fly

WebScheduler  is a web-based calendaring and scheduling client from LanAces based on open Internet and industry standards. Designed to integrate with Infinite WebMail and the Infinite Mail Server, you can instantly switch between e-mail and scheduling for a feature rich environment and unparalleled ease of use.

WAPScheduler Allows you to access your WebScheduler calendars using any WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) compatible device: cellular phones, WAP compatible handhelds, etc.  View your schedule, create appointments, accept or decline invitations to group appointments, easily through a simple to use WAP interface.

WebClean is a spam filter from LanAces for WebMail and Interchange that uses a pre-defined (but configurable) set of Open Relay and/or SPAM site databases (e.g., ORDB.ORG, ORBZ.ORG, SPAMCOP.NET, etc.) to block messages that are coming inbound from the mail servers that are identified in the databases.