Listed 29 November 2014 · Montreal · Canada
Kuriel.
A Montreal iPhone email app for Microsoft Exchange users handling more than 100 messages a day, made by email security firm Vircom.
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BetaList featured Kuriel, 'Focus on the important email', an iPhone app and Outlook plugin from Canada that summarised long messages and sorted mail into priority stacks.
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“The iOS business email app for Microsoft Outlook and Exchange.”
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“The iOS business email app for Microsoft Outlook and Exchange.”
Process your email faster. Does your office use Outlook/Exchange for email, but you also use an iPhone? Kuriel is an iOS email app for Exchange designed for business professionals who get 100+ emails a day. Kuriel helps users stay organized, focus and process email faster. What you can do with Kuriel - Access emails quicker by filtering emails by people, company or conversation. - Focus on important email while Kuriel moves lower priority emails out of your inbox. - Emails that need more attention can be added to your To Do list. - Kuriel is tightly integrated with Microsoft Outlook features so that you always stay in sync. - Kuriel is designed to work with any email account hosted on a Microsoft Exchange server. We want your feedback We value your feedback and it’s the only way Kuriel can get better. Contact us at [removed] or from within the app itself. What’s in it for you? Be part of a select number of beta users who will contribute to shaping the future of Kuriel. The app is constantly evolving with every release, so come and take the journey with us towards an email app that business professionals will truly love.
- Platforms
- Mobile
- Location
- Montreal · Canada
In our words: The 2014 listing described Kuriel as an iOS email app for Exchange aimed at professionals receiving more than 100 emails a day. It filtered mail by person, company or conversation, moved lower-priority mail out of the inbox, let users add messages to a to-do list and stayed in sync with Outlook. It invited users to join its beta.
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