WorldClient (MDaemon's Web-Based Email Client)
WorldClient (MDaemon's Web-Based Email Client) provides easy access to your inbox, calendar, contacts, tasks, notes, and documents from the office, home, or any location that has Internet connectivity. Provided free with MDaemon Messaging Server, WorldClient sends and receives messages from any connected computer, smartphone, or tablet using a web browser such as Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and Safari. It runs on computers equipped with Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
Share and Collaborate
The MDaemon Messaging Server stores messages and groupware collaboration data on the email server, thus centralizing all business content. MDaemon's WorldClient allows you to share email folders, calendars with free / busy scheduling, contacts, distribution lists, tasks, notes, and documents between users. When paired up with Outlook Connector for MDaemon these groupware items can be displayed in the Microsoft Outlook® client and shared with other Outlook Connector users.
Share and Manage Documents
Document sharing has been added to provide a central repository for documents to be accessed and shared by designated users. Document folders have full ACL (access control list) controls that can be used to set permissions and sharing rules (e.g., read only, edit, or full control). All file types can be shared through the system. Improved search capabilities make it easy to search shared documents by file name for easy retrieval, review, and attachment to new messages.
Calendar with Free/Busy Integration
Manage your appointments and important dates with the built-in calendar with free/busy integration. Use the Scheduling feature to add multiple appointment attendees while avoiding scheduling conflicts.
Public and Private Address Books
WorldClient allows users to create multiple personal and public address books, allowing users to share some contacts while keeping others private.
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Outlook Connector for MDaemon
Outlook Connector for the MDaemon opens up the groupware collaboration functions of Microsoft Outlook® by using MDaemon as the email server. With Outlook Connector you can stay in touch with employees, co-workers, customers, and vendors by sharing these Outlook features.
Users who want to use Microsoft Outlook as their preferred email client can do so when Outlook Connector for MDaemon is deployed. Outlook Connector provides groupware and collaboration functionality by connecting the MDaemon email server with the Outlook client to use Outlook's email, calendar with free/busy scheduling, address book, distribution lists, tasks, and notes.
Outlook Collaboration
Share Outlook messages, calendars, contacts, distribution lists, notes, tasks, and more using MDaemon as the mail server. Use the familiar tools of Outlook without learning a new groupware application. Calendar sharing is easy with Outlook Connector, with options ranging from view only to add, change, and delete appointments on others' calendars.
Maintain Outlook Features
Outlook Connector works with popular Outlook features, including message grouping. Additions or changes made in Outlook are synchronized in real-time on the server without requiring the user to perform manual synchronization. It supports Outlook's delivery confirmation and "Send Immediately" functions. Outlook Connector is easy to install and set up on both MDaemon and Outlook
Enterprise Class Collaboration for Small- and Medium-Sized Businesses
Large business collaboration features without complex and expensive professional IT support requirements. Simple to install, configure, and maintain without the need for extensive computer background or expensive certifications. Outlook Connector uses Industry standard SMTP and IMAP protocols to make operations reliable.
Apply Sharing Permissions
Options for sharing vary from only showing the availability of the information to allowing complete control to add, change and delete. When setting up sharing permissions, you can apply the permissions to the current folder and, optionally, all of its subfolders.
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