Client mailboxes
Visa centres demand a unique e-mail per applicant. Creating mailboxes by hand is misery.
Your own mail domain with unlimited addresses. A new mailbox takes a second, all incoming mail sits in one list, and confirmation codes are picked up automatically.
- Unlimited addresses on your own domain
- All incoming mail in one list, not ten tabs
- Confirmation codes highlight themselves
- Nothing is lost: the mail stays yours
in the subscription
What the clip shows
The pain, the fix, the result — exactly what happens on screen.
- PainA visa site registration: "this e-mail is already in use"
- FixOne click — a new address is ready, the code e-mail highlights itself
- Result"300 applicants, 300 mailboxes, zero manual work"
How to set it up
We do the setup — you provide access and half an hour to review it.
- 1Bring a domain for mail — or use ours
- 2Add two DNS records (we'll do it with access)
- 3Create the first address and test delivery
Common questions
Won't this get banned as disposable mail?
It's ordinary mail on an ordinary domain, not a disposable inbox service.
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