Mailboxes and groups
A mailbox for every person, groups that reach a team, and aliases for the addresses people write to.
- team@ and hello@ that reach the right people
- Sending limits and quotas per mailbox
- Invitations by email
Mail runs on your own server: add it in the console, install the mail service with one command, add your domain, and everyone signs in to YunZheng Mail with the account they already have.
A mailbox for every person, groups that reach a team, and aliases for the addresses people write to.
YunZheng Mail in the browser: conversations, labels, filters, undo send, snooze, search and offline.
Domains, members, routing rules, delivery logs and backups sit beside every other Orbit service.
A mailbox assigned to a person can be read only by that person. Domain owners and administrators create and remove mailboxes, set quotas and sending limits and manage routing, but they cannot open anyone's personal mail. People create their own app passwords for mail apps in their mailbox settings.
Sign in to the console and add your server: the setup guide gives you one command that installs the mail service on it. When the server shows online, add your domain; with the domain on Orbit DNS the guide publishes every record and checks it for you. Then create mailboxes, or invite people and let them pick their own.
| Allowance | Free |
|---|---|
| Domains | 10 |
| Connected mail servers | 3 |
| Mailboxes | 50 |
| Groups | 50 |
| Aliases | 200 |
Allowances are per account. If you need more, open a ticket at the Help Centre. Usage is in the console. All platform plans
Yes. The Free plan includes 10 domains, 50 mailboxes and 50 groups. Every limit is in the allowance table on this page; if you need more, open a ticket at the Help Centre.
No. Everyone signs in with their YunZheng account, the same one that opens Meet and the console.
On your own server. Mail is received, sent and stored there. Orbit provides the console, the web mailbox and the mail service you install on the server, and does not send mail on your behalf.
Yes. Mail runs on a domain you already own; the setup guide walks through the records it needs.