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For legal investigations and compliance, it’s critical that you have e-discovery software that’s fast, accurate and easy to use.

Perhaps you already have your favorite e-discovery tools, and you’re happy with the way they handle most types of documents. But let me ask you this…

Do they handle email to your standards? Can they manage large amounts of such data without demanding extra time and energy on your part?

Aid4Mail is the email e-discovery tool with the expertise you need. Whether you use it standalone or as part of your workflow with other e-discovery tools, Aid4Mail will complete its job accurately and fast.

You may not know this, but several reputable e-discovery solutions integrate Aid4Mail’s conversion engine to seamlessly process email stores. Yes, our software really is that good!

Aid4Mail can save time, reduce email storage, and give you the accurate results you need for e-discovery and compliance. If that’s what you need, keep reading. I’ll explain how Aid4Mail can help you get the results you need when processing email data.

What Can You Expect With Aid4Mail?

Here are some of the benefits you’ll get with Aid4Mail:

• Easy-to-learn interface and context-sensitive help to make your job easier
• Fast and reliable email processing engine and de-duping options that save time
• Accurate, dependable results that can’t be matched by competitor products
• Powerful search features that return relevant information quickly
• More than 40 mail client programs and mailbox formats supported

See the Aid4Mail Difference Yourself

When accuracy matters, you need a reliable, flexible solution that gives you the best possible results.

While no e-discovery product is perfect, email processing with Aid4Mail consistently produces more accurate results than any of its closest competitors.

When handling mail from Qualcomm Eudora, Microsoft Outlook, Exchange, PST and MSG files, no other software rebuilds mail back to the MIME format as well as Aid4Mail.

Here’s why…

When programs like Outlook and Eudora receive an email, they alter and split it prior to saving in the mail store. Traditional e-discovery tools are often incapable of correctly putting the pieces back together. As a result, collected data is incomplete and searches miss relevant chunks of data.

Aid4Mail’s smart conversion engine actually rebuilds emails, producing a format that is as faithful as possible to the original RFC message.

• Original metadata like SMTP header fields are recovered
• Status information and dates are restored
• Attachments and embedded contents are copied back into the email

Save Valuable Time With Fast, Reliable Processing

Aid4Mail is Optimized for Speed

We’re perfectionists at Fookes Software, so we’ve put a lot of effort into optimizing Aid4Mail for speed. Here are some of the results from our in-house tests(*):

(*) The above tests were performed on a 4-year old PC with a Quad-Core Intel Xeon processor under the 64-bit edition of Windows 7 and the 32-bit edition of Outlook 2010. IMAP was managed by hMailServer 5.3.3 installed locally.

Convert Accounts 5x Faster Than Ever Before*

Process concurrent mail accounts with Aid4Mail Console Launcher

* Comparison between a single 186MB MBOX to EML conversion, and 12 concurrent 186MB MBOX to EML conversions. This test was performed on a 64-bit Windows 10 PC with 8GB RAM and an Intel Core i5-6500 CPU at 3.2 GHz.

A Wide Range of Inputs and Outputs

Variety of export options for litigation and compliance

• Export messages to PDF or HTML to facilitate file sharing with clients and legal teams.
• Create PDF/A-1a (Level A Conformance) files which are being adopted by federal courts in the U.S. as the standard format for electronic filing (CM/ECF systems).

If you need to analyze or process mail further using other tools, Aid4Mail can export messages to:

• Standard Outlook PST files
• Mbox (formatted for Windows, Mac, or UNIX/Linux)
• Individual EML and MSG message files
• CSV (supported by Microsoft Excel and most databases)
• XML
• And more.

Custom output formats can also be created with Aid4Mail’s scripting capabilities.

For large volumes of email, Aid4Mail can archive messages in a non-proprietary format, stored in highly compressed ZIP files that can easily be opened in Windows Explorer.

The decrease in file size can be significant, simplifying data storage and sharing. Email attachments and embedded contents (such as images) are readily accessible and can be extracted from the ZIP archive without using any special tools.

Easily de-dupe, search, filter and analyze

De-dupe feature reduces data overload

Duplicate emails can significantly increase the amount of data that you must sort through. That’s why Aid4Mail offers powerful de-duping options to minimize the volume of data you need to analyze.

It offers options to remove email duplicates at the folder level, across all folders in a processing batch, or even across processing sessions.

Powerful search capabilities give quicker results

Aid4Mail integrates a powerful search engine that can analyze terabytes of email files and produce relevant records quickly and easily.

The search function supports reusable word lists, logical operators and wildcards. Power users can even use regular expressions to further refine the data culling process.

Script engine makes email processing more customizable

Aid4Mail also includes a scripting engine designed especially for processing mail data. It can be used for email filtering, data extraction, and message analysis. The script syntax gives easy access to email header metadata fields, as well as any information stored in the message body.

Here’s What our Users Had to Say About Aid4Mail

“Aid4Mail exceeds our expectations on the speed in which it can convert data. It can convert larger amounts of data in no time at all. I would say it’s at least twice as fast as the rest of our tools”
– Jon Hanna, ESI Manager - Advanced Discovery, USA          [ Read our Advanced Discovery case study ]

“I often recommend my clients utilize Aid4Mail to assist in the conversion, search, and export of emails to aid in their eDiscovery cost containment strategies. Aid4Mail impressively allows flexibility in handling the myriad email formats found on modern computers, and is one of my must-have tools.”
– Richard D Lutkus​​​ - Partner - Seyfarth Shaw LLP​​​​​​, UK

“I work for a lawfirm and we used your product to convert a MBOX file to PST. This software worked brilliantly, it even fixed corruption that existed when we attempted to do it manually or with other software. Thank you for that.”
– Gregory Kerr, Lubin Olson & Niewiadomski LLP, USA

Technology

Mail Attachment Downloader can download your attachments from any standard IMAP (preferred), any POP3 capable mail server or any Microsoft Exchange compatible server (such as on-prem Exchange or Office 365).

This includes popular web mail providers like the following:

Refer to the mail server configuration help for more information on IMAP, POP3, Exchange or Office 365 setups.

Search

With search filters, finding and downloading just the attachments you need just got easier.

You can search in the mail headers like from, to or even the body, you can search by file type like movies or documents or even search by email size being greater than a specified value.

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Will this affect my email?

When downloading your attachments, Mail Attachment Downloader will leave all your mail on your server as is and will not mark it as read.

It will not interfere with any other programs you use today to download your mail.  

Security

Defaults to TLS to connect to popular mail servers and passwords are always securely stored in the Windows Credentials Manager, never stored or logged elsewhere.

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Microsoft Office 365 is a cloud-based service that is designed to help meet your organization's needs for robust security, reliability, and user productivity.

This connector is available in the following products and regions:

To use this connector in Power Apps, learn more here. Some of operations operate with Graph API. You can find Graph API IP addresses here.

Known Issues and Limitations

To use this integration, you will need access to an O365 mailbox that has the REST API enabled. To make a connection, select Sign In. You will be prompted to provide your O365 account, follow the remainder of the screens to create a connection.

If you see an error using the connector, please check that the REST API is enabled. Accounts on a dedicated (on-premise) mail server or accounts that are sandbox (test) accounts may also see an error. Your administrator can learn how to migrate a mailbox here. Additionally, if you are using an EWS application access policy, please ensure that the following user-agents are allowed: "LogicAppsDesigner/*","azure-logic-apps/*","PowerApps/*", "Mozilla/*"

There are two types of email attachments:

• File attachments: Any file, such as a .txt, .jpg, .zip, .pdf etc. A file attachment only has a few properties, one of which is the base-64 encoded content of the file. Latest versions of all triggers support these attachments. EML, MSG and ICS should be attached as files to be available in triggers responses.
• Item attachments: Email messages and calendar items that are attached to an email. An item attachments has a lot of properties. These attachments are not supported by the connector at the moment. To workaround this issue, you can do the following:

For signed emails, the trigger or action output may contain incorrect attachment content, which cannot be used as input in subsequent actions e.g. to create a new file with attachment content.

When sending emails with options or approval emails, action card (actionable message) rendering in Outlook will not support HTML in the body message. The rendering behavior depends on the option :

Please note, that if you use any version (V1, V2, V3) of trigger, when you accept the meeting invitation, the trigger would fire second time for this meeting event. The reason for this is that the Outlook service treats an event after acceptance as a new one and rewrites its Id and created date (so, recreates event in fact). The user can workaround this issue by filtering trigger's outputs on parameter using built-in module and its action. If you use the operation and you are the organizer of the event, all the attendees will receive meeting updates.

The 3rd party mail filters (like G Suite and Mimecast) will autoselect the User options in 'Send email with options' action. For that reason, please set to in order to avoid this problem related to the functionality.

The , , , , triggers fire on the corresponding event's occurrence almost immediately in most cases, but there could be rare circumstances when the trigger's delay to fire may take up to one hour.

The , and triggers are based on the date and time an email was received. Moving an email to another folder does not change received date property value so the triggers will skip any email that was received prior to the latest successful run.

The , triggers fire on flagging an email or receiving a flagged email. In addition, if already flagged email is modified in any way (e.g., an email category is changed or an email is replied) the trigger will fire on this email as well.

Office 365 Group address cannot be used as Shared Mailbox address.

If there are a lot of emails sent at the same time, some emails could be missed by the trigger due to underlying system limitations. This is a known issue occurring rarely and is related to the mail triggers.

If Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) Scan configured on email attachments, trigger may run twice on receiving new email. As a workaround for emails with attachments, please have a condition after the trigger which verifies whether the length of attachments array is greater than 0.

'Send approval email' and 'Send email with options' actions send action cards (actionable messages) along with HTML content. Please note, that the response will be localized only in case you push the button in actionable message itself (not in HTML content). In Sovereign clouds action cards are only rendered to the sender of the email, but not to other recipients even though the HTML content is rendered for all the recipients.

Conditional Access policies can prevent the connector from running as expected. Example of an error: "AADSTS53003: Access has been blocked by Conditional Access policies. The access policy does not allow token issuance.". Please refer to Azure AD Conditional Access documentation for more details.

The number of rooms returned by 'Get rooms (V2)' is limited to 100. As a workaround, please query for room lists using 'Get rooms in room list (V2)' and then search for the rooms inside the selected list.

Shared calendars are not supported in Office 365 Outlook connector.

Issues with a Shared Mailbox

For troubleshooting the "Specified object was not found in the store" error, you can do the following:

• Verify the permissions for the account.
• Verify the user account used for the trigger is a member of the Shared Mailbox.
• Re-check the Shared Mailbox configuration in the admin center.
• Try deleting the current Outlook connection and create a new one.

Also, this error is displayed when the message has been moved or deleted by the mailbox owner.

Throttling limits on the Office side

In addition to the throttling limits per connection, office imposes their own limits per inbox. This limit can be reached if the user creates different Flows/LogicApps that target the same inbox. Here are the documented limits: https://docs.microsoft.com/office365/servicedescriptions/exchange-online-service-description/exchange-online-limits#message-limits

Deprecation of Webhook Trigger

Due to a recent change in the lifecycle of webhook subscriptions, the trigger has been deprecated. While we are working to provide a solution to this, please use the polling trigger instead.

Shared Mailbox Support

As of May 6, 2020, shared mailbox support was added for certain operations with an optional 'Mailbox address' parameter, allowing you to specify a shared mailbox address for your operation to access. If you were using this operation prior to May 6, 2020, you'll need to explicitly update your operations to specify the shared mailbox address.

For operations that do not support shared mailboxes yet, you can use a workaround with the Invoke an HTTP request action under the HTTP with Azure AD connector. When creating a connection for the HTTP with Azure AD connector, input text for both and connection parameters. Once created, you can refer to Outlook mail REST API to set the URL and optionally the request body to call its shared mailbox APIs. Note that some of the Outlook functions will only be available on the version of Graph API. The HTTP with Azure AD connector is a premium connector and will not be available if you are using the free version of Microsoft Power Automate.

SMTP headers

The connector is attaching the following SMTP headers (Internet message headers) to each sent email:

1. "x-ms-mail-application" with the following values:

   Service	Value
   Power Automate
   Power Apps
   Logic Apps

2. "x-ms-mail-operation-type" with the following values:

   Description	Value
   For reply email operations
   For forward email operations
   For send email operations (including SendEmailWithOptions, SendApprovalEmail)

General Limits

Throttling Limits

Actions

Create contact (V2)

Create contact [DEPRECATED]

Create event (V1) [DEPRECATED]

Create event (V2) [DEPRECATED]

Create event (V3) [DEPRECATED]

Create event (V4)

Delete contact (V2)

Delete contact [DEPRECATED]

Delete email (V2)