Action
Recipients
Send to
Specify a default routing address to send all email that matches the route (but not necessarily any sub-rules) to this new address. Leave this setting blank to retain the original recipient(s) on the email
if no rules are matched. This address can be used to change the address using specific tokens:
Use <rcptlocalpart> in the email address to have any local part of the matched original route recipient email address inserted into the new recipient email address.
For example if the original recipient was someuser@somedomain.com and you want to route to someuser@newdomain.com you can specify <rcptlocalpart>@newdomain.com as the route destination address
Use <rcptdomain> in the email address to have any domain part of the matched original route recipient email address inserted into the new recipient email address.
For example if the original recipient was someuser@somedomain.com and you want to route to alert_somedomain.com@myserver.com you can specify alert_<rcptdomain>@myserver.com as the route destination address
Use <phonenumber> in the email address to have any phone number from the matched original route recipient email address inserted into the new recipient email address.
For example if the original recipient was 123456789fax@somedomain.com and you want to route to fax123456789@faxdomain.com you can specify fax<phonenumber>@faxdomain.com as the route destination address
Use <number> in the email address to have any number from the matched original route recipient email address inserted into the new recipient email address.
For example if the original recipient was user1234@somedomain.com and you want to route to newuser1234@newdomain.com you can specify newuser<number>@newdomain.com as the route destination address
BCC new recipients
New recipients can be added as hidden recipients, equivalent to BCC when sending an email from a mail client. Any removed recipients will still be removed from the To: field unless you have checked the Retain original To information checkbox.
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