Within Carerix you are able to receive mail on 2 different ways:
Direct, by the Carerix-address: <username>@<application>.mail.carerix.net
By POP3 or IMAP mail, with your own address <user>@<client>.nl
See email settings for more information.
How long does it take before an email arrives?
This is dependent on a couple of factors.
Explanation
An email goes in a couple of steps from sender to recipient, at every step a waiting period can occur. This is described below:
Carerix mail
Someone sends an email to you. These are the steps that happen behind the scenes:
Sender types the message and clicks on [send]. The message is now on the mailserver of the sender.
The mailserver of the receiver offers the email to the mailserver of Carerix.
This doesn't happen immediately: In general the sender does this 1 to several times an hour. This is in practice the delaying factor.The mail server of Carerix puts the receiver message in Carerix. This happens immediate.
The message is in your Carerix application.
It can take some time before you see this. You see the message when u refresh the page with received emails.
Carerix reads your mail through POP synchronization
Someone sends an email to you. These are the steps that happen behind the scenes:
Sender types the message and clicks on [send]. The message is now on the mailserver of the sender.
The mailserver of the receiver offers the email to your own mailserver.
This doesn't happen immediate: In general the sender does this 1 to several times an hour. This is in practice the delaying factor.The message is now in your own 'inbox'.
Carerix reads your inbox every 5 minutes when you are logged in. You can also click on [check email] to refresh it manually.
The message is in your Carerix application.
It can take some time before you see this. You see the message when u refresh the page with received emails.
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