Email Piping
Turn messages sent to department mailboxes into support tickets, decide which senders are accepted and connect each department to a local or external mail provider.
Reaching the Screen
Open Support Settings and choose Email Piping: {admin}/tickets/settings?tab=pipe
What Is on the Screen
Global rules appear first. Provider credentials are configured once for the installation, while sender and mailbox settings are stored separately for each support department.
Fields
Global Rules
Providers and Departments
Choosing Local Server displays the forwarding command for the mail server. External providers can expose a setup guide, redirect URI, credential validation and a mailbox authorization popup.
Tasks
Connect a provider mailbox
- Enable Email Piping and choose the processing and spam rules.
- Configure the provider once, enter its shared credentials and use Validate.
- Open the target department, enter its sender name and email, choose the provider and connect its mailbox.
- Save the settings. New matching messages can now be converted into department tickets.
Configure a local mail server
- Choose Local Server for the department.
- Copy the displayed forwarding command into the matching mailbox forwarding rule.
- Save the department and send a controlled test message.
- The message appears as an Email Piping ticket with its source marker.
Things to Watch
With Restrict selected, mail that does not belong to a registered client does not create a ticket. Use Associate when unknown senders should still enter the queue.
Provider client credentials are shared across departments. Each department still authorizes its own mailbox and keeps its own sender identity.
Privileges
Ticket Operations is required to save Email Piping settings. The direct menu shortcut may be shown only to staff with administrator privilege-management access.
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