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BCCing a copy of every sent item to a supervisor? Outlook/Exchange2k

MysticLlama

Golden Member
I've been fiddling with this for a little while now, and I can't really figure out a way to do it.

I'm guessing it's probably a pain to set up, or it's just staring me right in the face somewhere and I've missed it.

We have someone at the office that's working on a contract right now answering e-mails in the Customer Service department.

The supervisor (VP of E-Commerce) wants to be able to monitor how she's responding to customers.

I set him up for full mailbox access in Exchange, but when you do a file-open-another users folder, it only gives you the Inbox and I can't find any way to see the sent items.

Barring getting that working (which would be a fine solution, so I'll take ideas for that too) I'd like to set up her mail to BCC a copy of everything she sends to the VP. I can do this Client or Server side, and we don't have the need to make it a super-secret thing if it's easier to just change a setting on the client.

We could do training and just have her put him in the BCC line each time, but she answers hundreds of e-mails per day, so that just doesn't seem like the most effecient way of doing things to me.

Any ideas?
 
You can have him open both mailboxes when he starts Outlook - not just the "Open other..." feature. Go into his Email Account settings and edit his profile - under Advanced there is an option to open additional mailboxes. Add the user he wants to monitor in there. When he starts Outlook, both mailboxes will open - just look at the folder list and you'll see both mailboxes in there complete with Deleted items, etc. Beyond that, look into Journaling - I don't think you can do it for one mailbox, however.

 
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