We're excited to bring you a new way to organize and manage your inbox. Save your seat now and join us in exploring the exciting world of Mailbutler's Tags feature! https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/1bd53290-331d-48e7-a08e-8fd85f2f88d8@d3d9b533-3fb5-404b-af1a-24a545772e01

Hey @mailbutler Is the functionality with the two arrows to the right of an email finished to see if the person has viewed the email?

R to @mailbutler: 🔍 Filter your tags Need to find items with specific tags? In just a few clicks, get a complete list of all messages, contacts, signatures, templates, notes and tasks with that particular tag.

R to @mailbutler: ⚡ Manage your tags with ease Need to quickly see which messages or items are which? Customize your tags with names and colors so you can get a quick overview of your inbox at a glance. Manage all your tags in one place in Account & Preferences.

R to @mailbutler: 🏷️ Easily label your signatures Your email sign-off is crucial; it represents your brand, serves as passive email marketing, and provides an easy way for recipients to access your contact details. Tagging your signatures ensures easy retrieval.

R to @mailbutler: 📧 Always have the right email for the right situation Different email templates are necessary for different situations – but, it can be difficult to find the one you need. Now, with tags, you can easily organize your message templates by adding titles and colors.

R to @mailbutler: 📝 Stay on track with tags for Notes and Tasks Daily tasks and information management can be overwhelming. The Mailbutler Tags feature allows you to efficiently categorize your tasks and notes, ensuring that you can easily identify high-priority tasks and important information.

R to @mailbutler: 👤 Improve customer relationships with Contact Tags Each customer has unique requirements. Utilize Outlook, Apple Mail, and Gmail tags to categorize each of your contacts, ensuring you can easily distinguish between them.

✅ Stay on track with email tags Using email tags is an excellent method to stay organized with your inbox. Easily attach a colored tag along with a title to your message in just a few clicks. This helps you quickly identify the nature of the message.

R to @mailbutler: ✅ Open Source and Public Domain: Some AI projects are open-source, meaning the code and sometimes the data used to train the AI are made freely available to the public. #AIOwnership #AI101Series #AITools

R to @mailbutler: ✅ Rules and Rights: Companies and organizations can own the algorithms, models, and data sets they've developed. They can basically control how the AI could potentially be used, shared, and commercialized.

R to @mailbutler: ✅ Collaboration: Teams of researchers, engineers, data scientists, and domain experts work together to build AI systems.

R to @mailbutler: ✅ Individual: An individual programmer, developer, or researcher can create and own an AI system but have not used any external resources or data owned by another person.

Who is owning an AI? Ever wondered who really owns artificial intelligence? Let's look into some of the AI ownership types in simple terms:

R to @mailbutler: Hi @mailbutler we are still waiting for the update, how much longer? #Sonoma

@mailbutler Does your update from October 13 mean that installing is now safe?

R to @knockabid: Thanks for mentioning @mailbutler :)

@mailbutler how is the Sonoma's update going? :D

R to @mailbutler: ❌ Occasionally provides incorrect answers: AI is fully capable of providing information that sounds correct but is actually wrong. Therefore, our recommendation is always to double-check the data provided with reliable sources.