Tagging

   Header

Header Tag

Use this setting to have an extra MIME header inserted into the email. If an email matches the rule, you can insert a custom header, e.g. specify "X-MyTagHeader: TagValue" for this setting to insert the MIME header X-MyTagHeader with the value TagValue. You should only specify MIME compliant header strings for this setting, otherwise the MIME of the email may no longer be MIME compliant and messages transfer agents further down the line may report errors or warnings. The MIME standard can be found online as W3C RFC number 822 and 2822

Example interface:

Default:Replace

Example:Add

Header

Use this setting to have an extra MIME header inserted into the email. If an email matches the rule, you can insert a custom header, e.g. specify "X-MyTagHeader: TagValue" for this setting to insert the MIME header X-MyTagHeader with the value TagValue. You should only specify MIME compliant header strings for this setting, otherwise the MIME of the email may no longer be MIME compliant and messages transfer agents further down the line may report errors or warnings. The MIME standard can be found online as W3C RFC number 822 and 2822

Example interface:

Example:X-MyHeaderName:

Value

Use this setting to have an extra MIME header inserted into the email. If an email matches the rule, you can insert a custom header, e.g. specify "X-MyTagHeader: TagValue" for this setting to insert the MIME header X-MyTagHeader with the value TagValue. You should only specify MIME compliant header strings for this setting, otherwise the MIME of the email may no longer be MIME compliant and messages transfer agents further down the line may report errors or warnings. The MIME standard can be found online as W3C RFC number 822 and 2822

Example interface:

Example:myheadervalue

   Subject

Subject Tag

Use this setting to have email tagged by subject if an email matches the rule, for example you can set this setting to [Some Tag]: <subject> to make the email with a subject 'Sales enquiry' get tagged to [Some Tag]: Sales Enquiry Similarly <rcpt> is replaced with the recipient address and <to> is replaced with the displayed recipient To address and <sndr> is replaced with the SMTP sender address (different from the displayed From address in some cases!)

Example interface:

Example:[RULE TAG STRING]: <subject>

   Content

Content Tag

Use this setting to have email content tagged if it matches the rule, for example you can set this setting to [Some Tag] to make the email have the tag appended to the text and HTML content parts on a new line. If you wish the tag to be invisible in the HTML part use angle braces around the tag thus <exampletag> You can also replace the content completely using the Replace option

Default:Append

Text

Use this setting to have email content tagged if it matches the rule, for example you can set this setting to [Some Tag] to make the email have the tag appended to the text and HTML content parts on a new line. If you wish the tag to be invisible in the HTML part use angle braces around the tag thus <exampletag>

Example interface:

Example:[RULE TAG STRING]

HTML

Use this setting to have email content tagged if it matches the rule, for example you can set this setting to [Some Tag] to make the email have the tag appended to the text and HTML content parts on a new line. If you wish the tag to be invisible in the HTML part use angle braces around the tag thus <exampletag> You can inject fields from the original email using the tags <subject>, <date>, <datetime>, <sentdate>, <sentdatetime>, <ip>, <senderip>, <from>, <fromdisplay>, <recipient>, <product>, <domain>, <company>, <producturl>, <productname>

Example interface:

Example:<p>A piece of html to tag with</p>