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Zoho Mail Admin Console. The super administrator, administrators and the custom administrators of an organization can manage their domains, users, groups, set up policies, control the spam they receive etc. from the Admin Console.
Log in to access your Zoho Mail account. Not a Zoho Mail user? Sign up for a new account.
You can access your Zoho Mail Control Panel by logging into the Control Panel with your Admin or Super Admin credentials. Alternatively, you can also click on your profile picture on the top right portion of your mailbox, and click the Control Panel button. Learn more.
You can use user-specific mail settings in the Admin Console to perform actions such as adding email alias to users, routing incoming emails of a user to a different account, configure out-of-office replies, put in signatures, and more. Table of Contents. User views.
The Dashboard in Zoho Mail Admin Console displays your organization's details, with widgets indicating email stats, storage used, security status and user summary.
Configure sua organização, defina políticas de spam, gerencie configurações de segurança e muito mais, tudo no Painel de Controle do Zoho Mail.
Login to mail.zoho.com as the Super Administrator. Click on the profile picture on the top right corner of your mailbox. Select Upgrade, pick the plan that suits your needs and make the payment.
Apr 10, 2024 · The Zoho Mail Admin App is designed with a complete understanding of System Administrators like you. A classic Black and Red design reminiscent of the powerful system shell lets you manage...
To change an Admin to Super Admin, follow the steps given below: Log in to Zoho Mail Admin Console. Select Security & Compliance in the left pane, and choose Roles and Privileges. Navigate to Roles and click Super Administrator. Click Change Super Administrator.
May 20, 2021 · This webinar is designed to help the Zoho Mail administrators get introduced to the features of the new Admin Console. The goal of this webinar is to guide the administrators on what's...
