Within my organization and other large enterprises, they often use single email accounts with multiple email aliases. Each of these aliases are filtered and moved into a subfolder. Monitoring and alerting systems check these subfolders through an IMAP connection. Additionally, since hosted email services, like Office 365 and Gmail, offer IMAP connections and the ability to create aliases, it's cost effective to create (and pay) for a single mailbox with multiple email aliases, such as help, billing, support, etc.
Example:
Account Username:
[email protected]Alias 1:
[email protected]Alias 2:
[email protected]INBOX: (emails to
[email protected] as left here)
-HELP: (emails to
[email protected] are moved here)
-SUPPORT: (emails to
[email protected] are moved here)
IMAP connection syntax:
https://www.electrictoolbox.com/open-mailbox-other-than-inbox-php-imap/
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Thanks for your suggestion.
Is this in relation to email piping on the support system, or something else?