Oh, just the most innovative email archiving solution in the World.
MessageBunker's primary function is to silently duplicate and store every email you send and receive in our secure data facilities. We do this by logging into your account on a regular schedule directly on the server rather than installing client software. We work with any IMAP or POP3 server that can be made visible to us on the Internet. We keep your email regardless of whether you delete it locally.
Search your entire historical archive of emails using a Google-style interface and get your results in seconds. Instantly view found emails, download them, print them or even restore them back to your original account. You can even search across every mailbox you have in one operation.
See your inbox as it was at any point in time since archiving began. View the results in our webmail interface and even download the entire package as a zip file. Lost all your email through a server crash? Set Time Travel to the latest archive we have and use the restore function to get all your email back.
Once you've found the emails you have been looking for you can view them instantly online, or browse a number of emails over our webmail interface. Need copies? Download them direct to your machine either as individual emails, a compressed single file or even have them restored directly back into your original mailbox, or any other.
MessageBunker is a 'cloud' service. There is no software client to install or hardware to add to your network. This means we work with anything that can run a decent web browser. All we require is that our servers can access the email server that stores your messages. We'll provide information on how to do this securely.
We're geared up for corporate solutions. Each account can potentially archive any number of mailboxes. Better still, you can instantly search for a single keyword across all mailboxes, which is especially useful for 'e-discovery', the legal process of finding all correspondence with a third party. Such a task could take months, now it takes seconds.