G-Lock Email Processor 3.2.3

Automatically extract data, process/parse incoming, bounced, unsubscribe emails.

G-Lock Email Processor is the most complete solution for processing incoming emails and automating business processes. G-Lock Email Processor provides you with the ability to develop a set of rules that determine how you want to process your incoming messages. It runs as a system service on your PC. The service automatically starts each time you switch your PC on - no need to start the program manually!

Using our G-Lock Email Processor you can read messages from POP3 and IMAP mailboxes, filter the messages by different conditions, extract any data from the message body, message header, and text attachments and save the data to a file. Thus, G-Lock Email Processor can handle purchase orders, messages where the text layout is known (web forms), bounced emails, subscribe and unsubscribe emails, auto replies or any kind of messages of a specific format you may receive.

G-Lock Email Processor can insert extracted data into a local or remote database, update the database or delete records from the database based on the extracted data. The program can work with any ODBC compatible database.

Just imagine how much time you would spend for manually extracting the data from the messages and adding it to the database. In G-Lock Email Processor you setup the rule only once determining the criteria to catch the emails, fields you want to extract and database to insert the data to. The program will handle the messages according to your settings without your participation - faster, easier and better than you can imagine!

In addition, using G-Lock Email Processor you can send a reply to the recipient immediately after the message is processed, or schedule a series of follow-up emails to each recipient. And you can send attachments with the messages too - all is completely automatically with G-Lock Email Processor.

What's New:

• Added: ability to use GUI task center instead of service (when the service cannot access resources on network drives).
• Added: ability to move processed messages from one IMAP folder to another folder.
• Added: ability to process emails from local or network folders (File System).