Tools

Marvin is a framework for processing messages that empowers the user to decide how to best filter unwanted e-mail. Clients utilizing Marvin can customize the settings to create their desired level of e-mail protection.

When we developed Marvins' architecture, we designed him for the future. As spam and viruses evolve, so must e-mail protection. Spammers will continiously discover new ways around the current spam protection systems. As that happens, newly developed anti-spam messaging technologies can be leveraged into Marvin seamlessly. In fact, Marvin has already seen one upgrade when we added a third-party product called SpamAssassin.

What are the tools utilized to protect your e-mail?

Once logged in, a menu is displayed with a list of processes to configure, along with a brief description about each one. These configuration screens define Marvin's behavior for individual mailboxes or entire domains. Below are the Tool systems that Marvin currently has available. Learn about each one to see the many ways Marvin will eliminate unwanted spam and viruses from your e-mail.

What transpires when an e-mail is rejected?

When a legitimate e-mail is flagged as spam, it is sent to a holding area rather than being deleted. With the click of a button, rejected messages can be recalled immediately. As Marvin is extremely user-friendly, an e-mail report is sent periodically listing the date, subject, and sender address of all messages that were rejected since your last report. This report allows you to glance over filtered messages without having to open your web browser and login to the Marvin web site. As an added-value, you are in charge of determining how often these reports are delivered.

The following links lead to detailed descriptions regarding Marvins' Retrieval Tools: