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understand ICS and invitations - webmail pro

I do understand that business oriented features are supposed to be in Aurora, not webmail pro, but I still think understanding ICS invitations and being able to invite users to a meeting could be part of webmail pro, as it can be done for non business usage also (schedule something and invite someone). Id keep the more advanced features like free busy, etc. just for Aurora.

This way, Afterlogic Webmail PRO which is one of the more complete webmails in the market regarding features, would be even more complete and have this feature which other basic webmails have.

Pls consider.

Thanks.

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  • AdminAfterlogic (Manager, AfterLogic) commented  ·   ·  Report

    Still, we consider it a groupware feature. Whenever it comes to collaborating with other people (and establishing meetings is a nice example of it), this is considered Aurora feature. It's not necessarily business collaboration, it's any kind of collaboration.

  • Marcio commented  ·   ·  Report

    No prob, I understand. Unfortunately cant use Aurora now, maybe in the future. We use another product for SYNC, etc and Afterlogic for "standard email accounts".

    I just thought it would be nice for it to understand a meeting request and have option to auto add to calendar and also be able to invite someone for a meeting.

    IMHO its a more basic feature that anyone could/should have. Its strange to have events and not be able to invite someone.

    Aurora IMHO can have other things like sharing between users.

    Thanks for considering.

  • AdminAfterlogic (Manager, AfterLogic) commented  ·   ·  Report

    This would indeed simply turn WebMail Pro into Aurora. There is no free/busy status in Aurora. So basically you're just talking about Aurora, and you can use it then.