Maintaining your mailbox is important so you will not miss important emails that come in. Delete or file emails quickly or they will soon get overwhelming.
If you have feedback about emails you feel are unnecessary, please do discuss this with Roberta! We are always looking to streamline the notifications and eliminate unnecessary mailbox clutter.
- From MS Bookings. These booking emails come from geekgirlsitservices@geekgirlsit.com. The bookings will show up in your calendar. It's up to you to decide if you find the extra reminder helpful or distracting.
Saving "ALL GGIT" Emails - What, When, Where
We use a subfolder of the
info@geekgirls.com mailbox called ALL GGIT to store messages that are of company-wide concern. Here are some tips for keeping the subfolders clean:
Don't Save
-We don’t need to keep a record of the shipping and delivery notification indefinitely (Newegg, etc) for every purchase. Receipts are uploaded when purchase info is submitted through our credit card charge/credit form.
-We don’t need to keep order confirmations indefinitely.
-We don’t need to save an email with an attachment if the attachment is uploaded to a ticket or saved to the SharePoint site (customer screen shots, signed T and C forms, etc.)
-Support requests: These belong in Autotask, not in the ALL GGIT folder.
Please use common sense in determining what to save in the PF. If we can access it easily somewhere else (AT, spreadsheet, SharePoint site, etc.) then please don’t save it to ALL GGIT. This will make it easier to find the emails that we do need.
Do Save
- Purchase approvals from customers that are not available elsewhere. (AT Quotes should be downloaded as PDFs and stored in customer's Client Folder on the SharePoint site.)
- Customer correspondence related to project planning that we may want to refer back to and that is not anywhere else.
- Discussions about invoices or billing matters that we may want to refer back to.
- Warning or advisories to customers that we may want to refer back to.
- Emails from customers documenting that they are refusing our advice ("Cover your bases" emails).