Mail Archive – Never lose track of another email

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Mailarchive.co.nz does not store your company data together with data belonging to other companies in an overarching archiving solution. Instead a separate, independent archive instance will be created for every…

Mailarchive.co.nz is no one-way street. All of your data can be exported and transferred to your company at any time in standard formats, without any loss of information.

Despite being responsible for storing your data and maintaining your archive, we do not have direct access to its content. Your data will be stored encrypted and any access can…

All employees can access and quickly browse the archived emails thanks to seamless intergration into Microsoft Outlook. Users can instanly search for content of both the email and the contents…

Mailarchive.co.nz is a NZ owned and operated service that has all its own infrastructure housed in two separate datacentre facilities. All storage and server infrastructure is fully redundant and data…

Emails can be lost due to technical errors, such as corrupt PST files, or deleted intentionally or accidentally by users. Users often delete all their mailboxes upon leaving a company.…

Hi Bruce This MailArchive is Awesome. I've archived my Exchange server mailbox and my Inbox PST files since 2012 Searching is really fast and WAY easier than having to keep all of those PST files loaded all the time. I’m liking it more and more all the time. I’ve discovered the advanced search and found that I can even search for things like attachment name, attachment contents for .docx and .pdf. I haven’t tried looking in .txt files. It also supports complex stuff like +SQL –“Testing” to find things that include “SQL” but NOT when it also includes “Testing” And also found that I can search directly from my Outlook client. And the searches are really fast. I only have 5 years worth of Sent mail there so far but it is WAY faster than a search across my 5 pst files. I’m VERY impressed. There’s no way that I could go back now that I’ve used it. That is another advantage as well. With my PST files I can only search it when I’m on my laptop. The MailArchive stuff works from anywhere.

Ken, -